Vintage Jeannette Marigold Carnival Glass Grape Pattern Lidded Candy Dish — 1930s–1950s Iridescent Footed Bowl

Vintage Jeannette Marigold Carnival Glass Grape Pattern Lidded Candy Dish — 1930s–1950s Iridescent Footed BowlVintage Jeannette Marigold Carnival Glass Grape Pattern Lidded Candy Dish 1930s1950s Iridescent Footed Bowl This luminous Jeannette marigold carnival glass candy dish captures the warmth and artistry of early American pressed glass. Its grape and leaf pattern glows with iridescent gold tones that shift beautifully in natural light, while the footed base and textured surface add tactile depth. The lids sculpted grape finial completes the piece with a

Vintage Jeannette Marigold Carnival Glass Grape Pattern Lidded Candy Dish — 1930s–1950s Iridescent Footed Bowl

This luminous Jeannette marigold carnival glass candy dish captures the warmth and artistry of early American pressed glass. Its grape and leaf pattern glows with iridescent gold tones that shift beautifully in natural light, while the footed base and textured surface add tactile depth. The lid’s sculpted grape finial completes the piece with a touch of sculptural charm.
Produced by Jeannette Glass Company between the 1930s and 1950s, this dish reflects the height of Depression‑era craftsmanship — collectible, functional, and unmistakably elegant. It’s unsigned, as typical for Jeannette, and in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks.

Details
• Maker: Jeannette Glass Company
• Pattern: Grape and Leaf
• Era: 1930s–1950s
• Material: Marigold carnival glass
• Style: Depression‑era American glass
• Dimensions:  Diameter: 4¼" Height with lid: 6" Height without lid: 3½"
• Condition: Excellent vintage; no chips or cracks
• Unsigned (typical for Jeannette)

Perfect for adding a golden glow to your vanity, dining table, or display shelf. Works beautifully as a candy or trinket dish, or as a centerpiece accent for vintage‑inspired décor. A thoughtful hostess or housewarming gift, and a radiant choice for collectors of American carnival glass.

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