Updated 11/26/2019
In 2014, two tumblers sold for $130 and $200. In 2015, another brought $325. In 2019, another marigold tumbler sold for $140.
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Updated 11/26/2019 | This is the only carnival tumbler pattern known in which the mouth is narrower than the base. It is marked with a C-M trademark that stands for a Mexican glass maker. This one is courtesy of Carl and Eunice Booker. A similar one sold in 1998 for $355 and a wine decanter in the pattern sold for $600 in 1993.
In 2014, two tumblers sold for $130 and $200. In 2015, another brought $325. In 2019, another marigold tumbler sold for $140. |