Antique Peach Amethyst Dugan Carnival Glass Ruffled Bowl Daisy Dear Pattern 7”

Antique Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Ruffled Bowl. 7” wide x 2.5” tall. no chips or cracks. Antique Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Bowl, likely dating from the early 20th century. Carnival glass is known for its iridescent, metallic sheen, and marigold is a common and recognizable color in this type of glass. Fenton Art Glass produced this style between 1907 and the 1920s. Key features and information: Material: Pressed glass with an iridescent coating. Color: Marigold, a golden-orange hue, is achieved by applying a metallic spray to the hot glass. Manufacturer: Fenton Art Glass Company, which began producing carnival glass in 1907. Pattern: It could be the "Chrysanthemum" pattern (also known as "Windmill and Mums") made between 1914-1924, or possibly the "Iris and Herringbone" pattern. Other patterns such as "Holly" or "Blossom Shell" are also possibilities. Age: Most likely produced between the 1910s and 1920s, the peak period for carnival glass production. Collecting: Carnival glass is a popular collectible, with certain pieces fetching high prices. It is commonly found in antique shops and is sought after by collectors. Manufacturing Influence: Fenton's designs were influenced by artists at Tiffany and Steuben during the early 20th century