3 carnival glass vases, 3 makers. Northwood, Fenton, and Millersburg. Which is which?

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  1. Scott

    Scott Active Member

    The vase you picture is Northwood's Tree Trunk. Some are marked with the N and other are not. They can come in standard size of various heights and colors and a mid-size and large what is referred to as a funeral vase.

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    Scott, thanks. After looking at ddoty.com and googling a bit, that does seem to be the case.
     
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    Scott Active Member

    You are welcome, glad to help. If you get a chance take a look at the page on Doty's site on carnival glass shakers, that is me.
     
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    Scott Active Member

    Here are 3 carnival glass shakers in a Shell & Seaweed pattern. Marigold, Marigold on Moonstone, and Amethyst.
     

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