Warm, glowing, and impossibly charming — this vintage marigold carnival glass bon bon dish is a quintessential piece of early American pressed glass artistry. The wide, shallow bowl is lifted by a small ringed foot and flanked by two graceful loop handles, its ruffled and crimped rim fanning outward like a flower in full bloom. The interior features a shimmering, rich marigold iridescent finish that shifts from warm amber to deep copper and rose depending on the light.
Known interchangeably as a bon bon dish, open basket, or two-handled nappy, this form was one of the most popular shapes produced during the golden age of carnival glass (roughly 1908–1930s). The two-handled open basket silhouette made it ideal for serving candies, nuts, or small confections at the table — and today it makes an equally beautiful display piece on a shelf, mantle, or styled vignette.
Key Features
Marigold iridescent carnival glass with amber, copper, and rose tonal shifts
Two graceful applied loop handles
Ruffled and crimped wide rim
Small ringed foot base
No maker's mark — consistent with period carnival glass production
Dimensions: Approximately 3" H (to top of handle) × 6" W (handle to handle), 7.5 L
Condition & Disclaimer:
No Chips or Cracks
Great vintage condition: may show light surface marks, minor iridescence wear, or small marks consistent with age and use.
All vintage items are final sale and non-refundable.
Please see full shop disclaimer for additional notes on vintage and antique items.
