Beautiful Vintage Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Cupped Vertical Rib bowl dish

This is a piece of Marigold Carnival Glass, a bowl. A type of pressed glass with an iridescent surface finish, popular in the early 20th century. Marigold refers to the orange iridescence, achieved by using iron chloride in the spray applied to the glass. This piece might be made by the Jeannette Glass Company, a major producer of Carnival Glass. The value of this bowl depends on its specific pattern, iridescence, condition, and maker. Beautiful Vintage Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Cupped Vertical Ribbed 7.5" Bowl. Color is a stunningly vibrant orange iridescence. No visible flaws! Carnival Glass is pressed glass that has been iridized with a metallic spray. It was introduced by Fenton about 1908 and other glass manufacturers soon followed suit. This piece is beautiful on its own or would be a wonderful addition to any glass collection. The iridescent shimmer of carnival glass is having a moment. Typically found in orange hues, this unique, rainbow-tinted glass was made throughout the first half of the 20th century. Nowadays, rare carnival glass finds have been auctioned for thousands, and sometimes hundreds of thousands, of dollars. Would make a memorable hostess gift or for someone that appreciates history of unique glass or its preservation!