Dugan Starfish Amethyst Carnival Glass Bonbon Dish-Antique-Nouveau-Iridescent

An exquisite early 20th-century Dugan Glass bonbon dish in the sought-after Starfish pattern, finished in deep amethyst carnival glass with a rich iridescent sheen that shimmers in tones of violet, gold, and green. Produced by the Dugan Glass Company of Indiana, Pennsylvania, around 1910–1913, this pattern reflects the height of America’s carnival glass era—when everyday tableware was transformed into dazzling art through metallic luster finishes. The two-handled form, scalloped rim, and pressed heart-shaped flourishes showcase the brand’s distinctive Art Nouveau influence. A beautiful piece of early American pressed glass history, ideal for collectors of iridescent or Edwardian-period décor. 7x5x3.5 in

Condition: displays beautifully; small chip on base, visible scratches, and typical straw lines from production—common in hand-finished glass of this age.