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Carnival glass, also known as iridized glass, is a type of collectible decorative object made from pressed glass that has been given an iridescent coating, creating vibrant and shimmering rainbow colors when viewed in the light. This distinctive appearance is achieved by spraying the hot glass with metallic salts during production, which then fuse to the surface as it cools. The resulting effect is a stunning display of color that changes depending on the angle and lighting conditions. Carnival glass was first produced in the late 19th century and gained popularity in the early 20th century. It was often used for decorative objects such as vases, bowls, plates, and figurines, which were made in a wide variety of shapes and designs. The glass was commonly mass-produced by companies like Fenton, Northwood, and Imperial, making it accessible to a broad range of consumers. Today, carnival glass is highly sought after by collectors for its beauty, rarity, and historical significance. While some pieces are quite common and relatively inexpensive, others can fetch high prices at auction due to their scarcity and desirability. Regardless of value, however, all carnival glass shares a unique and captivating quality that has made it endure as a beloved collectible for over a century.
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