NORTHWOOD CARNIVAL GLASS Thin Ribs JESTER'S CAP TOP Iridescent MARIGOLD VASE

Made in the United States. Northwood Thin Rib vases have nine ribs... Made in prodigious quantities numbers, four different molds were used... The Jester's Cap was only used in this pattern with the exception of the single tree trunk. Thick walls in a beautiful orange/yellow colors with a iridescent shine.. Measures 7.5 inches to 8.75 inches at highest point with top interior opening being 2.5 inches in diameter with concave smooth base diameter being 3.5 inches.. Signed piece with the initial N in circle..

Perfect for any centerpiece or end table with or without a floral arrangement.. Light signs of previous use should be expected consistent with age-free of chips, cracks, hairlines or restorations...

Slight to none on the manufacturing imperfections - some air bubbles. This flaw is not detrimental to the carnival glass Jester Cap Vase and is only mentioned for accuracy..

Outdoor pictures were taken for you to view to show true colors.. Some facts on Northwood Glass Company. The Northwood Glass Company, located at Martin's Ferry, OH at the former Union Flint Glass Works, started production by Harry Northwood, the founds of Northwood Glass Company. Not only did Harry inherit his father's natural art talents, but he also had, as an example, one the greatest glass talents of the day as a mentor..

The years between 1908 and 1915 contain the majority of Northwood's carnival glass production.. Harry Northwood died on February 4, 1919, at 58 years old. Lacked leadership and struggled along until 1925 when it went into receivership and closed.

Just re-package in its original packaging materials, box and insured (or similar in size).. The items I sell are vintage, antique pieces and have been previously owned - these are not new store bought items... I also do my best to give detailed information on the vintage items. Keep in mind they are vintage (old) and will have flaws. If item is damaged, SAVE ALL PACKAGING MATERIALS and BOX for photo taking..

Will need to send me all pictures to start the claim.. Once I received the proof (pictures requested) of damage, will automatically start the claim.

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