The Basics
New to Carnival?
A Brief History of Carnival
Illustrated Glossary
How Carnival Glass Was Made
Carnival Glass Colors

Helpful Stuff
Carnival Glass Books
Carnival Glass Links

Knowledge Base
Rarities and Whimsies
Photos from Readers
Dugan Art Glass
Back Patterns
Maker Marks
Imperial Pattern Numbers
Edge Treatments
Common Geometric Patterns
European Patterns
Tumblers
Vase Identification with photos
Vase Alphabetical Listing
Lettered Carnival
Lighting
Decorated Carnival
Bottles
Ashtrays
Novelties and Miniatures
Common Hatpins
Unusual Hatpins
Stretch Glass Sampler
Oddities
Carnival Glass Shakers
Carnival Glass Samovars
Contemporary Carnival
Fakes
Club souvenirs

Please Note
This information is provided for the convenience of Carnival Glass collectors. Dave Doty took the photos (unless noted otherwise) and they are copyrighted by him. Please do not use them for publication, either in print on the Web.

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