Dugan while it wan't the first make of carnival glass is still on the top of many collectors lists. Some pieces of the most rare pieces of Dugan carnival glass bring thousands of dollars at auction. Aquiring these rare pieces of Dugan glassware often takes collectors years. If your looking to add to your collection of antique carnival glass, Dugan carnival glass would make a great choice. The value of all carnival glass continues to grow making it not only a collectible but a great investment for the future.
Dugan carnival glass was first produced in 1913 and utilized some of the Northwood molds. The Dugan carnval glass company later become known as Diamond after Thomas Dugan left the company. They continued to produce carnival glass into the 1930's. Marigold or peach opalescent are the colors Dugan is best known for producing thier carnival glass in.
