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carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927
carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927

carnival glass riihimaki in fir cones sugar bowl cuspidor spittoon blue c. 1927

$ 142.56

  • Antique: Yes
  • Backstamp: none
  • Brand: riihimaki
  • Color: Blue
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Finland
  • Era: Early 20th Century (1911-1940)
  • Features: iridescent
  • Finish: iridescent
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Material: Glass
  • Origin: finland
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • Pattern: fir cones
  • Product Line: carnival glass
  • Production Style: Carnival Glass
  • Production Technique: pressed glass
  • Style: Art Deco
  • Theme: fir cones
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1920-1929
  • Type: carnival glass
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Year Manufactured: 1927

Description

This beautiful carnival glass spittoon cuspidor shaped dish by Riihimaki features a stunning Fir Cones pattern in shades of blue. Made in Finland in 1927, this antique piece of carnival glass is a true gem for collectors of vintage glassware. The glass is pressed and has an iridescent finish, making it a standout piece for any decor. very rare item This handmade spittoon shaped sugar bowl is a original production of the Carnival Glass line and has no backstamp. It is a perfect addition to any collection of early 20th century decorative items. Its production technique is Carnival Glass and it was made during the time period of 1920-1929. This piece is sure to be a conversation starter and a unique addition to any home decor.