A stunning example of early Northwood carnival glass, this Diamond Point Amethyst Vase showcases the rich iridescence and intricate pressed glass design that defined the era. Produced in the early 1900s, this piece features Northwood?s signature ?N? mark on the base, confirming its authenticity. *About Northwood Diamond Point Glass* Founded by Harry Northwood, the Northwood Glass Company became a leader in carnival glass production, introducing iridized designs around 1908. The Diamond Point pattern, created in opalescent glass around 1906, transitioned into carnival glass, becoming a highly sought-after collectible. *Item Details* Maker: Northwood Glass Co. Pattern: Diamond Point Era: Early 1900s (Pre-1910) Material: Amethyst carnival glass Dimensions: Approx. 6 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches wide across the opening Features: Iridescent amethyst hue, Northwood ?N? mark on base, antique pressed glass craftsmanship Condition: Excellent Additional Details: Includes a handwritten note detailing its provenance, adding to its historical significance