Antique Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Stippled BonBon Compote Pedestal Dish

This stunning Fenton marigold carnival glass bonbon compote possesses several key characteristics that firmly establish it as an authentic antique piece from the early 20th century. First, the total absence of any molded logo or signature strongly indicates that this piece was manufactured prior to 1970, a period when Fenton left their glassware entirely unmarked. The vibrant, fiery iridescence—originally patented under the name "Iridill" around 1907—features a distinct, rich "pumpkin" orange hue achieved through the hand-application of metallic salts. Coupled with a clear glass pedestal stem and a finely detailed, multi-paneled stippled body, this design perfectly reflects the hallmark techniques used during Fenton's peak classic production window between 1910 and 1925. This specific variant features a delicate, highly desirable form factor, standing gracefully at 5.5" in height and opening up to approximately 4" wide across the top with a ruffled rim.