Antique Handblown Carnival Glass Gold Nugget Hexagonal Pitcher Marigold Handle

This exquisite antique carnival glass pitcher features a rare hexagonal design and a shimmering marigold hue. Its handblown craftsmanship and applied handle highlight its unique appeal, making it a remarkable piece for collectors and admirers of vintage glassware. • Handblown with hexagonal shape • Marigold carnival glass finish • Applied handle for added charm • Textured exterior with gold nugget effect Measures approximately 4 1/2 inches tall, 3 1/2 inches wide, 4 inches long (spout to handle) Weighs 13 oz Good pre-owned conditon! No chips or other defects noted. Visible pontil on base. See photos for details. In 1908 The Fenton Art Glass Company created "Iridill," an iridescent glass with a metallic sheen, as a more affordable alternative to high-end art glass like Tiffany. Through the early 1920s other companies like Dugan, Northwood, Millersburg, and Imperial began producing their own versions of carnival glass to meet demand.