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Founded in 1896 by Harry Northwood in Indiana, PA, Northwood was a rival to Fenton in the manufacture of Carnival glass.
The company was innovative, releasing a number of successful patterns of iridescent glass, such as the popular grape and cable, and experimenting with splatter patterns and previously unseen colors. Though widely copied, Northwood pieces can be identified by a circled or underlined 'N'. The company went out of business in 1925, eight years after the founder's death.
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Therefore, there is no doubt that this particular piece was made by the Northwood Glass Company. Collectors are generally familiar with this pattern being...Read more
Vendors include Phyllis Rockewell of Newfound Farm and Wool Works; Peggy Brunings Kewl Glass; Huntoon Farm Bakery; Cardigan Mt. Orchards; and Marjorie...Read more
It was on its way back from Diamond Jo Casino in Northwood, Iowa, and most of the passengers were senior citizens. Erickson started his shift on Wednesday...Read more
All show times are 7 pm Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the Cameo or at Northwood Temple Academy. Adoption Awareness Fair: 10 am to 1 pm,...Read more
The Timberwolves used their size advantage to pound the glass and get a slew of easy buckets in a 22-6 first-half run which gave them a 33-16 lead...Read more
"We're not seeing the downturn at all in Millersburg glass," Wroda said. "Northwood and Fenton are down a little bit, but the Millersburg glass has stayed...Read more
448; www.northwood.com). The home's character comes from such gems as the original hardwood floors that span most of the first floor and several...Read more
Northwood glass pull-up plate, shell form, striped satin, blue on yellow, light crimson pulled feathers, signed, 8 inches, $350...Read more
