Vintage Fenton Marigold Carnival Glass Candy/Trinket Dish - Stippled Rays Pattern, c.1908

A radiant piece of American glass history, this small candy or trinket dish by Fenton features the Stippled Rays pattern, introduced around 1908. The marigold iridescence glows with amber and peach tones, while the ruffled scalloped edge and clear glass double handles add sculptural charm.

Dimensions: 7″ x 4½″ x 3″                                                                                                Material: Carnival glass, marigold finish, clear glass handles
Era: Early 20th century c.1908

 Condition:
•     Good vintage condition
•     Includes factory-made air bubbles and internal lines typical of early glass production
•     One small chip on the underside base —not visible when displayed, but noted for accuracy
•     No cracks or structural damage

This dish is ideal for collectors of early American glassware, or anyone drawn to the quiet luxury of vintage craftsmanship. It makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, housewarmings, or anniversaries—especially for those who appreciate objects with history and soul. Use it to serve mints or wrapped sweets at a holiday table, cradle rings or earrings on a vanity, or simply let it catch the light on a shelf where its warm tones can glow through the seasons.

Choosing vintage is a beautiful act of sustainability—preserving artistry, reducing waste, and honoring the enduring value of well-made things. This piece carries over a century of quiet charm, ready to be part of your story.