Fenton Wreath of Roses amethyst iridescent footed comport compote 5.8”

Fenton Wreath of Roses amethyst iridescent footed comport compote vintage from the 1910’s. No chips or cracks.! beautiful condition and over 100 years old. "Wreath of Roses" pattern. This pattern, introduced around 1910, features raised roses, stems, and leaves in an iridescent finish. These compotes are often found in colors like amethyst, blue, green, and marigold. The iridescent sheen, a hallmark of carnival glass, gives the piece a vibrant, shimmering appearance. These compotes were originally designed for serving jellies and candies. The "Wreath of Roses" pattern can be found on various Fenton pieces, including bonbons, compotes, and punch sets. The base of the compote is connected to a pedestal. Fenton Art Glass Company, founded in 1905, was the first to produce this type of glass, initially called "Iridill," in 1908. Carnival glass, inspired by the fine art glass of Tiffany and Steuben,