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19.99
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Federal Glass: Windsor
Federal Windsor Blue Carnival Bowl
Federal Glass produced this pretty Windsor Round Bowl in "Blue Carnival" pattern during the 60's. Measures 10 1/4" across x 4" tall. In very good condition and SHINY IN/OUT.
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$
3.00
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Glass-Depression Glass-Federal Glass:
Federal Glass Normandy Iridescent Saucer
Carnival Glass Made from 1933-1939 by Federal Glass the Normandy pattern is one of the highlights of thedepression glass era. Saucer shows clouding from use. Measures 5 3/4" across.
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$
9.00
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Glass - Depression Glass - Federal Glass: Yorktown
Plate Yorktown Federal Colonial Clear
Glass Federal Yorktown luncheon or snack plates #2903 that are 5.25 in width. Nice midcentury pattern in clear glass. Large indents makes for a modern simple design. I have an amber compote and a carnival vase in this pattern also on my site. I have 2 of these plates available and price is for each. Yorktown.
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$
8.50
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Depression Glass - Federal: NORMANDIE
NORMANDIE IRIDESCENT CUP & SAUCER
NORMANDIE DEPRESSION GLASS NORMANDIE 'BOUQUET & LATTICE' DEPRESSION ERA IRIDESCENT CARNIVAL GLASS CUP & SAUCER. FEDERAL GLASS 1933-1940. EXCELLENT CONDITION. NO CHIPS, CRACKS OR WEAR. CUP IS 2 1/4in TALL, 3 3/4in WIDE. SAUCER IS 5 1/2in WIDE.
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$
9.00
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Federal Glass: Normandie "Bouquet and Lattice"
Iridescent Normandie Grill Plate
Grill plate from the Federal Glass Company's "Normandie" (or "Bouquet and Lattice") line. 11" inches in diameter. Frequently mistaken for carnival glass, but it is not.
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$
6.50
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Depression Glass - Federal: NORMANDIE
NORMANDIE IRIDESCENT DEPRESSION BERRY BOWL
NORMANDIE DEPRESSION GLASS NORMANDIE 'BOUQUET & LATTICE' DEPRESSION ERA IRIDESCENT CARNIVAL BERRY BOWL. FEDERAL GLASS 1933-1940. EXCELLENT CONDITION. NO CHIPS, CRACKS OR WEAR. 5in WIDE, 1 1/4in DEEP.
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10.00
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Depression Glass - Normandie: Federal Normandie Iridescent Depression Glass
Normandie Iridescent Depression Glass 11 inch 3-Part Grill Plate
Normandie grill plate is 11 inches across and a deep rich iridescent marigold. Grill plate has dividers to keep foods from mixing together; they got their name because diners used them to serve food from the grill. Iridescence is in top condition and even all over. This is a beautiful pattern featuring bouquets of daisies between trellis shapes. It is sometimes called Bouquet & Lattice. This is depression glass with a carnival type finish, made by Federal 1933-1940.Plate is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks and the iridescence is rich and full. The surface looks mottled when you tilt the plate just so, I am not sure whether this is haze or from the iridescent application. Picture does not show the pattern well; in person the design shows through the iridescence.
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15.00
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Federal Glass:
Federal Glass Iridescent Normandie Dinner Plate
This iridescent mold-etched design glass plate in the Normandie (Bouquet and Lattice) pattern was produced by the Federal Glass Company, 1932-1939. It was first made in 1933 in Rose Glow and crystal. A year later a color called Sunburst was created by spraying an iridescent amber onto the patterned crystal ware and then firing in on so well that some people today might think it true Carnival glass. Traincarloads of this Normandie in Sunburst were shipped to the Great Northern Products Company to be used as premiums. Federal Glass was born in 1900 in Columbus Ohio. The first ware produced were pressed crystal wares or with needle etching. They were quick to see the countries need for and economical ware which could be massed produced by automated means. By the mid 20's Federal produced the largest amount of machine made tumblers and jugs in the country. In the 30's it was the #1 producer of colored glassware and mold injected dinnerware which is so collectible today. They are still in business today producing restaurant and institutional wares.In very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites it measures 10 3/4 inches. A wonderful addition to any Depression, or Federal Glass Collection.SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions please contact me and thank you for looking.
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