Q&A on Collecting: Carnival Glass bowl used on holidays
Q: My mother received this purple carnival glass bowl about 1910. She gave it to me when I married in 1957. Marked on the bottom is an “N” in a circle with a line under it. The inside is smooth; the only pattern is on the outside. The bowl has three feet. It is in mint condition. My mother always used this dish every holiday to serve pickles and relishes. It is hard to believe it survived all these years. Anything y...
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