Marigold Carnival Glass Ruffled Bowl with 'Grape and Cable' Pattern

This is a vintage pressed glass bowl in a vibrant marigold carnival glass finish, likely dating from the early 20th century (circa 1910-1930). The bowl features a classic 'Grape and Cable' motif, characterized by high-relief molded clusters of grapes and intricately detailed vine leaves integrated into the interior design. The center of the bowl showcases a starburst or sunburst geometric pattern. It displays a prominent ruffled or 'pie crust' edge with subtle beading along the rim, which adds significant texture and visual interest. The marigold iridescent coating provides a shimmering, metallic luster with golden-orange tones and rainbow highlights across the surface. Physically, the piece appears to be made of medium-weight molded glass. While no specific maker's marks are visible in the image, this style is synonymous with manufacturers like Northwood or Fenton. The condition appears to be excellent for its age, with no visible chips, heavy surface scratches, or cracks. The iridescence remains strong and consistent, which is a key indicator of quality for this era of collectible glassware.