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<p>[QUOTE="Brywil1970, post: 76481, member: 92"]Ok the other day I went into a thrift store and purchased two nice pieces of carnival glass that was well worth the price. One was a northwood good luck plate and the other was a cambridge inverted strawberry creamer. I paid $13 for both. I left two pieces there that I did not know about as of yesterday they were still there one of them is a Dugan peach opalescent wide rib vase for $10 i should have gotten it now that I know what it is. My question is that I can not find the other piece anywhere and since the other pieces seem to be rare maybe I should find out about the last one. Sorry but no pictures the other piece is marked Northwood on the base it is around a 9" plate. The thing is that it has absolutely no pattern on the front or the back and I cannot find another example. It has a little bit of a ruffled toothed edge. There are no chips or cracks but on the top of the plate it has some streaks which are not irridescent {a flaw in manufacturing} just shows the amethyst color. Is this an unusual piece and would it be worth it to drive the 50 miles to get the two pieces. I was there saturday afternoon right before they closed and they will not be open till tomorrow</p><p><br /></p><p>TIA, Bryan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Brywil1970, post: 76481, member: 92"]Ok the other day I went into a thrift store and purchased two nice pieces of carnival glass that was well worth the price. One was a northwood good luck plate and the other was a cambridge inverted strawberry creamer. I paid $13 for both. I left two pieces there that I did not know about as of yesterday they were still there one of them is a Dugan peach opalescent wide rib vase for $10 i should have gotten it now that I know what it is. My question is that I can not find the other piece anywhere and since the other pieces seem to be rare maybe I should find out about the last one. Sorry but no pictures the other piece is marked Northwood on the base it is around a 9" plate. The thing is that it has absolutely no pattern on the front or the back and I cannot find another example. It has a little bit of a ruffled toothed edge. There are no chips or cracks but on the top of the plate it has some streaks which are not irridescent {a flaw in manufacturing} just shows the amethyst color. Is this an unusual piece and would it be worth it to drive the 50 miles to get the two pieces. I was there saturday afternoon right before they closed and they will not be open till tomorrow TIA, Bryan[/QUOTE]
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