Northwood Amethyst Carnival Ribbon 2 Handle Bon Bon Bowl

Harry Northwood ,in 1896, he struck out on his own, forming the Northwood Company in Indiana, Pennsylvania, where he introduced his famous Northwood custard glass. While all pieces of carnival glass appear to contain multiple colors, iridized glass tends to be identified by the base color of the glass that's treated. Northwood invented many signature colors for its iridized glass, including amethyst, cobalt blue, and green, as well as in pastels, ice blue and ice green, and white.

This scarce Northwood Amethyst Carnival Ribbon 2 Handle Bon Bon Bowl is an sight to behold. The glass is a deep amethyst. This bowl has a wonderful stippled ray design. This is a very old bowl probably close to over 100 years old! Displays well from all sides.

The condition is EXCELLENT with no cracks or chips. There are some mold lines on the bottom of this magnificent carnival bowl but this does not detract from its beauty. There is a string line on the top inside of the bowl but it still looks great.  You can see the maker's mark when you hold the bowl up to the bright light.  

Please review the high resolution pictures because they are part of the description.   In my opinion, this would make a marvelous addition to your Northwood carnival glass collection.

Guaranteed authentic and unrestored.  

H: 2 1/4 inches, base: 3 inches, opening: 7 3/4 inches from handle to handle.ID #587b.