Carnival Glass

[Moneybox]

These are a few examples of the carnival glass connection we need to move on. We'll pick a few items and we are going to invite the carnival collectors in Perth to come and take a look.



Many of the pieces are valued into the hundreds of dollars but we don't know much about it.

 

[davsgold]

yes, I don't know anything about it, but it looks nice, and you have a good collection there

 

[Mackka]

Had a quick google and some pieces are very valuable and very collectable. Choose wisely what you intend to keep. Mackka

 

[Moneybox]

Had a quick google and some pieces are very valuable and very collectable. Choose wisely what you intend to keep. Mackka

Mackka this is less than a quarter of the collection. One cabinet is just Australian glass.

 

[Mackka]

Mate you could be sitting on another Gold Mine, figuratively speaking. Mackka

 

[grubstake]

Mackka this is less than a quarter of the collection. One cabinet is just Australian glass.

Decorative antique glassware isn't to my taste, but what you've shown here already is fantastic-looking stuff, Phil. If I were you, I'd be contacting a couple of the big auction houses with international clientele, in Sydney and Melbourne. The sky's the limit with their wealthy clientele, when a piece takes their fancy. You just never know...

 

[MegsyB007]

Pretty! I found an article that has some info for you. And some carnival pieces are worth a LOT! https://www.invaluable.com/blog/carnival-glass/

https://www.jacquelinestallone.com/most-valuable-carnival-glass/
http://www.internationalcarnivalglass.com/carnival-glass-articles/australian-carnival-glass-top-ten/
Cheers,
Megsy