Indiana Glass Good Luck 1974 HOACGA Red Carnival | Incudes: 1-1974 Pitcher & 6-1975 Ounce Cups | Only 500 Pitchers Made

Indiana Glass Good Luck 1974 HOACGA Red Carnival | Only 500 Pitchers Made

The Heart of America Carnival Glass Association uses the Good Luck pattern as its symbol and for the second convention held in 1974, souvenirs were ordered. Indiana Glass and L.E. Smith Glass made some early souvenirs, but Fenton has made most pieces in many shapes and colors for HOACGA since 1978.

The 1974 and 1975 souvenirs explained:

In 1974, Indiana Glass made the water pitchers(Only 500 made) and in 1975 they made a set of six matching tumblers(Only 700 made). The exterior of both the water pitcher and the tumblers say "Good Luck 1974 HOACGA", so you would think that the tumblers were also from 1974. But on the bottom inside of each tumbler it says "Souvenir of 1975". These pieces have thick glass and are very heavy. They were made in red.

Incudes:
1-1974 Pitcher
6-1975 Ounce Cups

Manufacturer:
Indiana Glass

Dimensions:
Pitcher: 9"H x 8.25"D
Tumbler: 4"H x 3.125"D

Product Weight
Pitcher & Cups Set: 8 lbs 13 ozs
Pitcher: 3 lbs 13 ozs
Tumbler: 13 Ozs each

Condition:
Very good vintage condition, no chips or cracks.

Items in our shop are vintage and are not brand new. Most items come from estate sales, auctions, or private collections. The items may show minor age related wear and/or minor flaws consistent with the date of manufacture(please be sure to check photos carefully as they are part of the description). While we do our best to describe any imperfections, we are not experts. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.