Grape Arbor was a pattern that Harry Northwood used before the carnival glass era. It transitioned into the iridescent treatment from custard glass. Northwood began production of carnival glass in 1908. This pitcher is in amethyst base glass and its colors are stunning!
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Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
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| Grape Arbor Pattern in Amethyst by Harry Northwood c1908 |
Pictured in the
Standard Encyclopedia of Carnival Glass, 10th edition, by Bill Edwards and Mike Carwile, page 123. This fabulous pitcher is for sale at Woolbright's River City Antique Mall in Princeton, Wisconsin. Booth PPR.
www.rivercityantiquemall.com
920-295-3475
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