Embossed dancing butterflies shimmer with fiery rainbow iridescence across this early 1900s Fenton carnival glass bonbon dish. Unmarked as produced during the pre-1970 EAPG era, it brings authentic historic charm to an Edwardian curio cabinet or vanity display.
Details:
- Maker: Fenton Art Glass (Butterflies pattern; unmarked as produced in the pre-1970 EAPG era with original paper label no longer present)
- Piece: Two-handled bonbon candy dish with ruffled rim
- Decade: 1910s (EAPG Era, circa 1911)
- Material: Iridescent marigold carnival glass
- Style: Early American art glass, Victorian, cottagecore
- Dimensions: Approximately 2.5" in height by 7.75" wide across the handles
- Condition: Very good antique condition with vivid golden-orange iridescence and crisp embossed butterflies; has a small chip on the underside that does not affect stability or presentation.
- It can be hard to determine size in pictures; please review measurements before ordering.
- Sold strictly as an adult display collectible; not intended for food service, microwave use, or children's play.