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Mid Atlantic Carnival Glass Jamboree Thursday October 17 and Saturday October 19, 2019 Mid Atlantic Carnival Glass Jamboree Thursday October 17 and Saturday October 19, 2019 Thursday Day One; Lots 1-175 ____1. Fenton Contemporary Red Diamond Rib Basket. ____29. NORTHWOOD BLUE POPPY SHOW PLATE. ____2. 1987 ACGA Green Morning Glory Pitcher Souvenir. (NICE EXAMPLE.) ____3. Pair of 1998 & 2000 HOACGA Room Display Awards. ____30. NORTHWOOD GREEN POPPY SHOW PLATE. (Clear Opal and Blue Hobnail Spittoons.) (VERY NICE EXAMPLE.) ____4. 1991 & 1996 ACGA Red Inverted Strawberry ____31. Northwood Purple Strawberry Plate. (Has Basketweave Souvenirs. (Handled Basket and Creamer.) Exterior and Good Iridescence.) ____5. 2001 ACGA Vaseline Opal Seacoast Spittoon Souvenir. ____32. Northwood Blue Three Fruits Stippled PCE Bowl. ____6. (3) ACGA Green Opal Seacoast Spittoon Souvenirs. (Ribbed Exterior. Nice Iridescence.) (Columbus Ohio.) ____33. Northwood Green Greek Key PCE Bowl. ____7. Fenton Contemporary Bulbous Vase. (Tri-Cornered (Has Basketweave Exterior.) Crimped Edge.) ____34. Northwood Purple Good Luck Ruffled Bowl. ____8. 1998 & 1999 HOACGA Souvenirs. (White Loving Cup (Ribbed Exterior.) and Vaseline Opal Fine Cut & Roses Rosebowl.) ____35. NORTHWOOD GREEN PEACOCK AT THE URN ____9. Imperial Electric Purple Water Carafe & Wine Decanter. MASTER ICS BOWL. (VERY NICE EXAMPLE; RARE (Decanter Has No Stopper.) COLOR.) ____10. IMPERIAL ELECTRIC PURPLE BROKEN ARCHES ____36. NORTHWOOD BLUE PEACOCK AT THE URN PUNCH BOWL. (GORGEOUS IRIDESCENCE AND MASTER ICS BOWL. (NICE ELECTRIC PRETTY DARN EVEN.) HIGHLIGHTS.) ____11. (3) Imperial Purple Broken Arches Punch Cups. ____37. Northwood Amethyst Peacock at the Urn Master ICS ____12. Imperial Electric Purple Diamond Lace 5 PC. Water Set. Bowl. (One Tumbler Has Edge Nick as Seen in Photos.) ____38. Northwood Dark Marigold Peacock at the Urn Master ____13. Northwood Purple G&C Humidor. (Good Prongs.) ICS Bowl Super. (Pretty Pink Iridescence.) ____14. Northwood Marigold G&C Stippled Humidor. (Good ____39. Northwood Pastel MG Peacock at the Urn Master ICS Prongs. Great Iridescence.) Bowl. (Damaged Base.) ____15. Pair of N' Wood Green G&C Cologne Bottles. (Sold ____40. Northwood Ice Green Peacock at the Urn Master ICS Two X the Money.) Bowl. ____16. Northwood Green Grape & Cable Pin Nappy & Single ____41. Northwood Ice Blue Peacock at the Urn Master ICS Candlestick. Bowl ____17. Northwood Green Grape & Cable Hatpin Holder & ____42. Northwood White Peacock at the Urn Master ICS Bowl. Powder Jar. ____43. Northwood Blue Peacocks Ruffled Bowl. (Ribbed ____18. Northwood Green Grape & Cable Dresser Tray & Pin Exterior.) Tray. ____44. Cambridge Green Small Buzz Saw Cruet. (No Stopper.) ____19. Northwood Amethyst Grape & Cable Plate and Green ____45. CAMBRIDGE GREEN INVERTED STRAWBERRY Handled Bon-Bon. SPITTOON. (RARE WITH NICE COLOR.) ____20. Northwood Green Grape & Cable PCE Bowl & 9’’ Plate. ____46. MILLERSBURG AMETHYST HOBNAIL SPITTOON. ____21. Northwood Marigold G&C Standard 7 PC. Punch Set. (VERY NICE COLOR.) (Very Scarce Flared Top. Nice Iridescence.) ____47. MILLERSBURG DARK MARIGOLD HOBNAIL ____22. Northwood Green Grape & Cable Standard Size 8 PC. SPITTOON. (VERY NICE IRIDESCENCE.) Punch Set. (Super Nice.) ____48. Millersburg Amethyst Hobnail Rosebowl. ____23. Pair of Northwood Carnival Glass Items. (Purple Grape ____49. Millersburg Dark Marigold Hobnail Rosebowl. & Cable Sweetmeat and Green Ruffled Grape Leaves ____50. MILLERSBURG AMETHYST LETTERED Bowl.) COURTHOUSE ICS BOWL. (HAS NICE RADIUM ____24. NORTHWOOD ELECTRIC BLUE EMBROIDERED IRIDESCENCE.) MUMS RUFFLED BOWL. (FANTASTIC, EVEN ____51. Millersburg Green Trout & Fly ICS Bowl. IRIDESCENCE!) (Nice Satiny Finish.) ____25. NORTHWOOD AQUA OPAL THREE FRUITS ____52. Pair of Millersburg Carnival Glass Bowls. (Green Grape RUFFLED BOWL. (SUPER NICE WITH COLLAR Wreath Variant with 3/1 Edge and Marigold Blackberry BASE AND RIBBED EXTERIOR.) Wreath with 3/1 Edge.) ____26. NORTHWOOD AQUA OPAL PEACOCKS RUFFLED ____53. Millersburg Amethyst Hobnail Swirl Rosebowl. BOWL. (GORGEOUS WITH RIBBED EXTERIOR.) (Super Iridescence.) ____27. NORTHWOOD PASTEL AQUA OPAL GRAPE & ____54. Millersburg Marigold Hobnail Swirl Rosebowl. CABLE PCE BOWL. (STUNNING IRIDESCENCE.) (Another Nice One.) ____28. NORTHWOOD DARK MARIGOLD ROSE SHOW ____55. FENTON BLUE HEART & VINE PLATE. PLATE. (NICE!) (NICE IRIDESCENCE.) ____56. Fenton Green Holly Plate. (Nice Example.) ____87. Pair of Northwood Green Carnival Glass PCE Bowls. ____57. Fenton Amethyst Holly Plate. (Nice Example.) (Strawberry and Three Fruits. Both with Basketweave ____58. Fenton Blue Ribbon Tie 3/1 Edge Plate. Exterior.) (Flat and Very Nice.) ____88. Pair of Northwood Three Fruits Plates. (Amethyst and ____59. Fenton Dark Marigold Peacock at Urn Plate. Green. Both Have Basketweave Exterior.) (Super Pretty.) ____89. Northwood Green Good Luck Bowl. ____60. Fenton Marigold Orange Tree Loving Cup. (Nice Dark (Has Basketweave Exterior.) Iridescence.) ____90. NORTHWOOD GREEN CORN VASE WITH PLAIN ____61. Fenton Green Orange Tree Loving Cup. (Scarce Color.) BASE. ____62. Fenton Dark Marigold Orange Tree 8 Pc Punch Set. ____91. Northwood Ice Green Corn Vase with Stalk Base. ____63. Fenton Marigold Stag & Holly Giant Rosebowl. (Nice ____92. Northwood White Corn Vase with Plain Base. Pastel Iridescence.) ____93. (3) Northwood Daisy & Plume Stemmed Rosebowls. ____64. Pair of Fenton Miniature Blackberry Compotes. (Very (Purple & Marigold with Banded Edge and Green.) Scarce Green and Blue.) ____94. NORTHWOOD GREEN WILD ROSE ROSEBOWL. ____65. Fenton Marigold Kittens Cup & Saucer. (Nice with Good (TURNED IN; RARE VARIATION AND UNUSUAL.) Strike.) ____95. NORTHWOOD ICE GREEN LEAF & BEADS ____66. Fenton Marigold Kittens Cereal Bowl. (Another Nice ROSEBOWL. (RARE COLOR.) One.) ____96. NORTHWOOD ICE BLUE LEAF & BEADS FTD. ____67. Fenton Marigold Kittens 6 Ruffled Bowl. (Nice with ROSEBOWL. (RARE COLOR.) Good Mold Strike.) ____97. Northwood White Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl. ____68. Fenton Marigold Kittens 2 Sided Banana Dish. ____98. Northwood Aqua Opal Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl. ____69. Fenton Marigold Kittens Ruffled Toothpick Holder. ____99. Northwood Elec. Blue Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl. ____70. FENTON RED ACORN LOW RUFFLED BOWL. ____100. NORTHWOOD GREEN/EMERALD LEAF & BEADS (NICE MULTI-COLORED IRIDESCENCE.) FTD. ROSEBOWL. (JUST BEAUTIFUL!) ____71. FENTON POWDER BLUE ACORN LOW RUFFLED ____101. Northwood Olive Green Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl. BOWL. (HAS LIGHT IRIDESCENCE, BUT A RARE (Has Serrated Top Edge and Floral Interior.) COLOR.) ____102. Northwood Green Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl. (Floral ____72. Fenton Mg /Moonstone Acorn Low Ruffled Bowl. Interior.) (Has Missing Iridescence in Center of Bowl as Seen in ____103. Northwood Odd Amethyst Leaf & Beads Ftd. Rosebowl Photos.) (Has Serrated Flat Top.) ____73. Fenton PO Acorn Low Ruffled Bowl. (Really Neat Piece ____104. Lot of Three Northwood Leaf & Bead Rosebowls. (Dark with Opal Tips. Very Attractive.) Marigold, Marigold with Floral Interior, and Green with ____74. (4) Fenton Acorn Carnival Glass Low Ruffled Bowls. Stippled Rays Interior.) (Black Amethyst, Amber, Blue, and Light Marigold.) ____105. WESTMORELAND GREEN DAISY SQUARES ____75. FENTON RED ACORN ICS BOWL. COMPOTE. (SPITTOON SHAPE WITH CRIMPED (NICE MULTI-COLORED IRIDESCENCE.) EDGE.) ____76. FENTON WHITE ACORN ICS BOWL. (SCARCE WITH ____106. Westmoreland Green Concave Flute Rosebowl. LIGHT IRIDESCENCE.) (Scarce with Great Iridescence.) ____77. Fenton Green Acorn ICS Bowl. (Looks Green with ____107. U.S. Glass Marigold Palm Beach Rose Bowl. green Iridescence.) ____108. Lot of Two Marigold Carnival Glass Mugs. ____78. Pair of Fenton Acorn ICS Bowls. (Aqua and (Westmorland Bo Peep Mug and Imperial Robin Mug.) Marigold/Lime Green.) ____109. Lot of Three Carnival Glass Rosebowls. (Fenton ____79. Pair of Fenton Acorn ICS Bowls. (Amethyst and Marigold Beaded Stars, Westmoreland Green Pearly Marigold.) Dots and Imperial Marigold Star & File.) ____80. FENTON RED HOLLY RUFFLED HAT. ____110. FENTON RED FINE RIB STANDARD SIZE VASE. (WOW! REALLY NICE EXAMPLE.) (SUPER NICE EXAMPLE.) ____81. FENTON AQUA OPAL BLACKBERRY SPRAY ____111. Fenton Red Orange Tree Standard Size Mug. (Looks RUFFLED HAT. (VERY NICE EXAMPLE WITH LOTS Red!) OF OPAL & IRIDESCENCE.) ____112. Lot of Three Fenton Orange Tree Standard Size Mugs. ____82. FENTON AMETHYST PANELED DANDELION 7 PC. (Marigold/ Vaseline, Blue and Marigold.) WATER SET. (MATCHED SET WITH GOOD COLOR.) ____113. Fenton Blue Enameled Cherries 5 Pc. Water Set. ____83. Fenton Marigold Horse Head Medallion Ftd Rosebowl. ____114. Northwood Two Piece Marigold Carnival Glass Lot. ____84. Pair of Fenton Two Flowers Spatula Ftd. Rosebowls. (Dark Marigold Wishbone Ftd Ruffled Bowl and (Blue and Marigold.) Marigold Strawberry Plate w/ Basketweave Exterior.) ____85. NORTHWOOD GREEN ORIENTAL POPPY ____115. NORTHWOOD ICE GREEN BEADED CABLE TANKARD & 2 TUMBLERS. (SUPER NICE ROSEBOWL. (NICE EXAMPLE; RARE ITEM.) IRIDESCENCE WITH TWO MATCHING TUMBLERS.) ____116. NORTHWOOD ICE BLUE BEADED CABLE ____86. Lot of Three Green Carnival Glass Vases. (Northwood ROSEBOWL. (NICE AND FROSTY; RARE COLOR.) Green Standard Tree Trunk and Fine Rib Vases. ____117. Northwood White Beaded Cable Rosebowl. (Frosty with Fenton April Showers with Peacock Interior.) Nice Pastel Iridescence.) ____118. Pair of Northwood Aqua Opal Beaded Cable. ____145. NORTHWOOD ICE BLUE SINGING BIRDS MUG. Rosebowls. (Both Have Nice Butterscotch Overlay.) (HAS LIGHT IRIDESCENCE.) ____119. Northwood Green Beaded Cable Rosebowl. ____146. Northwood Green Singing
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