Lot 124: Collection of Vintage Marigold Carnival Glass
Current bid: $9 AUD.
Description
A collection of four pieces of iridescent marigold carnival glass, featuring a handled berry bowl, a lidded sugar jar, a larger lidded jar, and a small footed bowl, originating from the early 20th century. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Early 20th Century * Material: Iridescent Pressed Glass (Carnival Glass) * Style: Art Nouveau / Edwardian with basketweave, fruit, and floral patterns * This lot includes a handled berry bowl with a basketweave and fruit pattern, a lidded sugar jar, a lidded jar with a floral pattern, and a small footed bowl with a grape pattern. Condition: Consistent with age and use; some minor surface scratches and internal marks may be present. No major chips or cracks are visible in the provided images. Interesting fact: * Carnival glass, popular from around 1908 to the 1920s, gained its name because it was often given away as prizes at carnivals and fairs. * The iridescent finish is created by spraying metallic salts onto the glass while it is still hot, giving it a distinctive shimmering effect. Use: Ideal for collectors of antique glassware or as decorative accent pieces in a vintage-inspired home.
Condition Report
Consistent with age and use; some minor surface scratches and internal marks may be present. No major chips or cracks are visible in the provided images.
Specifications
| Category | Glassware |
|---|---|
| Lot Reference | LOT-124 |
| Buyer's Premium | 20% |