Featured 3 pieces of Carnival glass

Sure looks like ours. Just don't ask me whodunnit.

 

first 2 have multiple makers; the following links should provide aid:

Peacock and Urn, Fenton

Grape and Cable, Fenton

 

The third one looks more modern, called iridized glass as opposed to carnival glass. Probably 1950s-60s.

The other two are nice old pieces

 

The green glass on the base would definitely suggest Fenton I think.

 

Also, the back pattern is Basketweave which was Fenton's.

The Peacock bowl is your best, most valuable piece, the Grape and Cable bowl is OK but doesn't bring much money in the US (too many made) but is worth holding or selling, not throwing away. The last bowl is Meh. In the US they don't sell, or might sell for $1.

I noticed on Doty's web site that the emerald green version of Peacock and Urn is quite sought after. But he makes a distinction between Green and Emerald Green. The emerald green version brings slightly more money than the green, but someone would have to tell me which green version it is.

 

Cool info. Never realised there were two types of green. I found the peacock bowl on a market stall and was reluctant to buy. Most carnival glass I've bought has struggled. I bought it though and there was a lot of interest.

 

only finding a couple images of the 3rd one coming up. one ETSY listing says Sowerby Sunglow

1920s Art Deco Glass Marigold Glass Carnival Glass Dish Orange Glass Vintage Glass Plate Sunglow Glass by Sowerby - Etsy



another image that leads nowhere:



one of the most exhaustive sites for carnival glass is carnivalheaven.com with hundreds of pages to browse. It's an extensive rabbit hole; the owners of the site offer IDs:

Carnival Glass 101