Glass Haul - Deep Dive Into Carnival Glass

[@judynoble5866]

I enjoy your videos, knowledge and enthusiasm. Glass is one of my passions. I do not have a lot but I enjoy what I have. Your ability and willingness to share your knowledge with us is appreciated. Thank you.

[@theresaohman7187]

Thank you for the education on the different glass. I learned so much and I appreciate it alot.

[@kathrynseclecticworkshop]

Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge and your time. Those pieces are lovely.

[@debkennedy3996]

Fenton did handblown glass. My Grandpa worked for them.

[@RebeccaSchwartz-pv7mv]

Danni, thank you, thank you!! I was so excited to learn from your expertise about Carnival glass. Growing up, into adulthood, my precious Dad got me started going to garage sales, flea markets, etc. He had grown up in the Depression, and I loved the depression glass my grandmother had. When we found it while out shopping, I learned so much about it and collected it. Now I feel I have a base to buy Carnival glass thanks to your lesson!😃

[@flippinfiasco]

I appreciate your knowledge and manner of presentation. Thank you!!!

[@ornella3700]

This was such a great and informative video, especially for a newbie like me. I appreciate everything you do for us!

[@marksmith-ih4xn]

the handgrip plate with a basketweave backpattern is a rainbow pattern, look for a n. for northwood.

[@jillaurellia3135]

I love marigold and since it isn’t very valuable, my collection is growing quickly! Love peach luster ware too. I sense a theme developing! LOL!

[@bgcrow1]

Beautiful glass! Thank you Dani for sharing your knowledge with us! We really appreciate your time and expertise.

[@karenmcneill2602]

Wonderful! Goodness, I LOVE those pieces. I am even starting to really enjoy clear glass with etched pictures or patterns. Thank you Danni.

[@joyceginahosmar1796]

Thanks for all the good information. I volunteer at a thrift store and get the pleasure of pricing housewares. While I’ve already learned some things about carnival glass, I am always open to learning more.

[@funkymonkey3189]

I absolutely love antique and vintage glass! Fenton's glass was hand blown into a mold. There is a video on YT that shows the process that Fenton used when making glass pieces.

[@aliasrose]

I was fortunate to take a tour of the factory several times before they closed. They hand blowed glass into the molds. They put the crimps on by hand, and the handles on baskets were done by hand.

[@kathrynseclecticworkshop]

I LOVE carnival glass, what a blessing! And most amazing!

[@kirstenrissling879]

The one at 21:45 that is carnival AND opalescent made me swear in awe lol! 😲

[@brendabarillaro5402]

You are an excellent teacher. You are easy to learn from because your style is welcoming and informative without unnecessary repetition. Bon Bon from what I can remember as small candies with alcohol. Perhaps was a bar ware piece

[@maricelpiaoan]

This is your haul I'm waiting during yard sale....

[@karenjamieson1206]

Beautiful!

[@sevenbells96]

The prettiest of all glasses it has that look of being something special. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!

[@lcgranger2677]

Fenton did do beautiful blown glass. Thanks for the great videos.

[@debbieshulman5610]

The plate at 12:15 is identified as Northwood on Worthpoint, but this is the only example I could find. The description calls it a whimsy! It is remarkably similar to Northwood "Grape and Cable" and "Wild Strawberry" just without the decoration in the middle. SEE: www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/northwood-carnival-glass-basketweave-1801369135

[@maryfielder3348]

VERY educational! Thanks so much!

[@ashleygalletta9501]

The Dugan Windflower piece is stunning! Thank you for sharing your haul and knowledge with us.

[@TammyGaskins-v5v]

I loved watching this video. I have been collecting all types of glass for years. But I saw where a few of your Carnival glass pieces appeared to be not as old, or knock offs. The original older carnival glass pieces did not have the iridescent glaze on the bottom of the pieces. This was applied on the later pieces and has been found on fake rarer pieces intended to trick someone into buying. I love Dave Doty's Carnival Glass web. Thank you for listing your glass ware.

[@julieschwartz2135]

Hi Danni, I’m not a reseller but I watch a lot of resellers on KZbin because It’s an additional way to learn new things. I want to compliment you on the way you educate others. Your knowledge and intelligence comes through, but at the same time you make things easy to understand, and it’s clear you really want others to be successful. I have a beautiful collection of French glass/crystal including, Sabino, Lalique,, Galle and, Daum Nancy, which I know a lot about and will never sell. Last year at an auction I purchased a large box lot of carnival glass for $20. I had limited knowledge about the items but you have really inspired me to pull the box out and identify what I have😀. Thanks for all you do!

[@TheNICHELady]

That's wonderful! Oh my I would love to see your collection! Sounds amazing!

[@lindaanderson4614]

Thanks for explaining carnival glass and for educating us all. It’s great to watch sourcing but those of us who plan to do this as a business need this. So we don’t miss them. So so grateful. You rock Danni

[@lesleypearson1532]

Oh gosh I was so enjoying that and even making notes at 4-33 am here in the UK. You certainly know how to hold your audience and I so look forward to Part 2. Bless you. Xx

[@mehrit1648]

I enjoyed video thanks for sharing.

[@kellyfazekas7831]

This video is so interesting to me. I could watch you all day educating us about glass collectables!

[@cindyhaibeck9942]

I know this video was from a year ago but i really enjoyed! Very informative! Thank u!🤗

[@TheRealNuriko]

So much info!! Great haul!! :3 I’m all about the Jadeite and Uranium glass myself :3 I love green :3

[@Bettyboop991]

I used to collect the blue carnival glass. Thankyou for doing this video!! I’m learning a lot and this is one of my favorite glass groups

[@christinedyment4067]

Thank you for that information! I'm a little late to the videos. Catching up though. Glass is what I struggle with the most. Trying to learn which patterns to look out for.

[@mariaruiz-bt4qb]

Your pieces are beautiful

[@janearuin6834]

Great video.

[@rowenaphilbeck1919]

Very informative about Carnival Glass. Alot I didn't know. Thanks for the insite for sure and looking forward to your next video. Those are some awesome pieces. I think the green is my favorite.

[@julienightingale2534]

Carnival glass is my favorite! I have a few pieces of it but have no idea of its worth, but I love it anyway😍

[@mariascudder3277]

Holmes Co Ohio.....Millersburg Glass Co has a museum in Millersburg...

[@Rose39M]

Thank you! I can't wait for your other video! Lol beautiful glass!

[@AngryCatCrafts]

Very informative, thank you!

[@cindyj.timelesstreasures7771]

I love that you share your knowledge with us using real examples! You really scored with these pieces and they are all incredibly beautiful! Now when I am shopping in the "wild" I will know more of what to look for. Thanks, Danni!

[@lolohunne8327]

This was such an informative video. I have never cared for carnival glass much but this has given me an appreciation for at least the artwork of it all

[@SimonSaysLetsMakeADeal]

I was really into the video, waiting for you to hold up the next piece and then nothing. Lol I can't wait to see the rest. I really enjoy listening and learning from you.

[@singuseniors]

Some gorgeous glass pieces in there.

[@charlotteturner7959]

Thanks for all that valuable information. I will be on the lookout.

[@mistyblue5312]

Greetings Danni. I am surprised you don’t have a 100K following. You take the time to share your knowledge (which is vast) with a quirky sense of humour and humility. Thanks Danni - I’m sharing your vids as thanks so you get more followers....!,👍💐👏👏👏👏👏

[@TheNICHELady]

I appreciate that!

[@ms-kaus4613]

Awesome video! Thank you for info.

[@angelk5415]

Thank you for sharing the information and your gems you found! I recently started collecting vintage glass and I enjoyed learning about these pieces!

[@deniserivas5214]

Love watching your videos. Very informative and entertaining. Also love that you work hard but its something you love.

[@lottieward6007]

I love the information you give. Thank you.

[@theresaohman7187]

Can't wait for the next video! I have some opalescent pieces and would love to know more about it

[@lorrainelawrie7994]

Oh my . thank you so much for this video. I am learning. I can't tell how much I enjoy . Going with you on your trips

[@sharonbranch4647]

Gratitude ❣

[@alysrichardson9428]

Fenton does hand blown pieces.

[@ceceliacorbin5413]

Dang it! Wanted to keep watching! Thank you so much for the lesson. Even I,...learned alot! Looking forward to part 2! Cecelia

[@lilliekat4U]

WOW what a FABULOUS video ~ very informative!! I was going thru some goodies I will had bagged up and oI now know it is a Fostoria bowl because of this video. This video also reminded me I have another peach bowl that might be something valuable! Can't wait for next video

[@lynnesears6254]

I believe Fenton did do hand-blown glass too. I seem to recall visiting the plant in WV in the late 1970's and watching them blow some glass--can't recall what piece though. Thanks, this is very interesting.

[@nancyduffield4124]

They did blow glass, however it was blown into a mold. Different from companies like Blenko, or Pilgrim. Those companies did a lot of freehand glass without a mold.

[@peggyfiedler1556]

Thanks for starting info. Peggy

[@loistallent2340]

That’s some of my favorite glassware

[@cecoya]

Some great information and thank you. Have a great day

[@nancygordon2564]

Wonderful video. Thanks.

[@crystalwolf3739]

Thanks for all the info. Great video. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@kirstenrissling879]

Thank you so so much for this class!

[@anitamahaffey3783]

Thank you for taking the time to teach us about glass. My obsession is milk glass, my grandmother had a few vases that no one wanted. I fell in love with it. We live in a country home with a dark brick mantel that really brightens up the brick wall . I have a problem knowing the difference between milk glass and white ceramics. Do you recommend a book or site so I can learn about it. I would like to hand down a good collection to my granddaughter! Thank you so much and I enjoy your personality😂

[@BronsteinEmily]

Thank you that was so informative.

[@susanmitchell8339]

Really wonderful content and valuable information, thank you 🍁

[@jennywitkop8467]

Glass...what can I say but pretty glassware gives me palpitations. I was so glad to see the Dugan peach opalescent piece!! I found the same piece at our local Restore for 2 bucks. Its so pretty I am keeping it! Could you do a video on American brilliant??

[@TheNICHELady]

If you go into my Untapped Treasures playlist I have a video that covers it extensively!

[@angelawhite7140]

Love this video! Thank you so much for sharing the history & your knowledge ♥️

[@richardjones4080]

Hi thanks for your tips I have just picked up a green vase a Fenton piece the top looks like a lilly head

[@missycourtney2003]

Thank you so much for the glass “class”! I really learned a lot!

[@runaround8647]

I have learned so much from you. Thank you.

[@pearlbhon631]

I love your taste. I am following 2 guys but they have guy test, I mean game, electronics and those things. I hoe Ivan learn from you and be courageous and start to do the same thing.

[@susanconner4309]

Thank you! I learned a lot!!!

[@writercard4]

I have something very similar to the ice cream shape

[@lindarayburn9445]

Thank you

[@carolynmozingo3127]

Very informative! Enjoyed this video!!

[@louellenb]

Thank you! I watch you every day and lurk. However this was so valuable for me that I wanted you to know how much you matter. Thank you so much for all you do. Do you have any videos like this for art glass? Thanks

[@TheNICHELady]

Thank you! If you go into my Untapped Treasures Playlist I have several types of glass I go into.

[@otastic5609]

Thank you for this video❤👏

[@bobbi.jansky5391]

Awesome video! Learned so much from you! Found my first piece Of Blenko today at goodwill think maybe paid too much but I love it! Thank you for today’s video!

[@emmteemee]

Ooh, what did you get? I have two water bottles, both bought at thrift stores.

[@bobbi.jansky5391]

I got a cobalt water pitcher! With the tag still on!

[@emmteemee]

@@bobbi.jansky5391 Yay! I love cobalt blue glass. My first was cobalt blue as well, and I found it on vacation for $10 at my sister-in-law's favorite Salvation Army and got it home in my carry-on. :-) My second one was amethyst - a steal at a local charity shop when they had 35% off everything, and it was marked $6.

[@bobbi.jansky5391]

Wow Marci those were scores!!! I paid 14.99 for mine hard to find anything good here the GW here marks stuff up pretty high

[@emmteemee]

@@bobbi.jansky5391 That's still a pretty good price. I got mine several years ago.

[@peanut924]

That'd be great if you could get high bids on those! Good luck! ☺️

[@iceangel1701d]

GREAT video!!! TY

[@writercard4]

I have some amber carnival glass

[@virginiawylde9765]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. What was the back store that the people had such an abundance of glass? Have seen Antique Malls with much less stock.

[@TheNICHELady]

I don't know - but I only got about 1/2 of what she had!

[@buffmontana4203]

I'm curious to know what they originally went for price wise.

[@TheNICHELady]

What do you mean originally? I bought all 50+ pieces at a yard sale for $600

[@buffmontana4203]

@@TheNICHELady Oh sorry , I meant what did they sold for from manufacturer to retail store back in the day.

[@almarodriguez8724]

I need to ask you a question, how would I know if I find a cloisonne piece?

[@FlaNative3]

Google images of cloisonné - it’s unique and looks nothing like carnival glass. Cloisonné is frequently on smaller pieces like jewelry or trinket dishes as a cloisonné vase would be quite heavy.

[@TheNICHELady]

Cloisonne is enamel or glass separated by little strips of wire usually brass. It has a very distinct look!

[@Steph-sk2nb]

Question: When a listing automatically renews, does that count as a new listing, a new listing that would help the algorithm?

[@FlaNative3]

No, it does not. However, if you want to make changes to a listing, if you “End” the listing, then Sell Similar with the changes, that would count as a brand new listing.

[@TheNICHELady]

Keeping the House is correct but I just want to add - I never spend time ending and selling similar - I list list list and new listings drive traffic to older listings. I do put things on mark down sales as they age in my inventory as well.

[@FlaNative3]

The NICHE Lady Yes unless you are new to reselling, your early listings are terrible & your stuff hasn’t sold! Only last year, after a year & a half, I decided on a static format for all listings using templates (thank you LIndey Glenn!!). Now listing is faster - I upgraded my store subscription last year. I’m a substitute teacher, so when I can’t get to new listings, I look at my oldest listings & may End & Sell Similar to update to the new static format. It will count as “being active”. It seems to be working - many of my older items have sold!! I started a JUST REDUCED category but not much has happened yet. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@FlaNative3]

The NICHE Lady Just had to add that I was going to start a clearance process like yours (I did, sort of) but then I was called in for a long term sub assignment. It’s been crazy, busy and confusing. I come home so exhausted that most of my eBay plans are on hold (still listing just not 10/day - more like 2-3). Things are still selling including many older items. I was pricing at the low end and only just started doing as you suggest in your videos. Being active every day seems to be the key, followed by price and quality of listing (which includes photos). I would like eBay to someday replace subbing - we’ll see what happens. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR INFO - so so so helpful and fun!! Your menagerie is pretty amusing & it’s heartwarming to see you interacting with your children and Mom.

[@Steph-sk2nb]

@@FlaNative3 What is the static format? How do you get it?

[@RobbinLynn23]

Could you please send me an invoice from Friday's sale.. Thank you..

[@TheNICHELady]

Hi Robbin, it takes me a day or two to get invoices out after a sale... it's quite a process! They went out earlier today.

[@RobbinLynn23]

@@TheNICHELady I totally understand. it's just that I couldn't stay for the last part of the sale and I wanted to make sure I had given enough info to get my orders in. Thank You Very much for all your work.

[@virginiacollis4580]

You can check with a man named Dr. Richard Cinclair. He's very knowledgeable in carnival glass. Might also be interested in buying from you. Ck it out.

[@sammie_sammiesuniquefinds1012]

Thank you so much! I learned so much!