FINE SCARCE DUGAN FLORAL & GRAPE AMETHYST COLOR CARNIVAL GLASS 4" TUMBLER

Description

This is an Estate Fresh old
Lovely Purple Amethyst color Carnival Glass 4" Tumbler in excellent undamaged antique condition.  It is in the prized Floral & Grape Pattern.  The horizontal lines above and below the band of slanted lines differentiates this design from Fenton's version (which has no horizontal lines).
Thomas Dugan
was Harry Northwood's cousin. In 1904 Harry Northwood sold his Indiana, Pennsylvania plant to Thomas Dugan, and the Dugan Glass Company was born. The company changed hands in 1913 to become the Diamond Glass Company and remained thus until the factory burned to the ground in 1931. Diamond Glass continued many Dugan patterns, so attribution is often listed as Dugan/Diamond. Just to add to the confusion regarding who made which pattern way back when, some number of molds used for Custard Glass production were left behind when Northwood sold his factory. Dugan used some of these molds for the production of Carnival Glass, both with and without the Northwood trademark removed.
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