Ruby Red Iridescent Carnival Glass Goblet/Compote Dish

This is a single goblet or compote dish made of iridescent carnival glass, predominantly in a rich ruby red or berry hue with vibrant orange and magenta undertones, exhibiting the characteristic rainbow-like sheen associated with carnival glass. The piece features a shallow, scalloped bowl with a heavily textured or pressed pattern on both the interior and exterior surfaces, possibly depicting a floral or geometric starburst motif. The rim of the bowl appears to have a more pronounced iridescence, possibly with silver or gold reflections. The bowl is supported by a short, sturdy stem that flares out into a circular, footed base. The base also displays the same deep reddish-orange iridescence as the bowl, with colors shifting based on the viewing angle and lighting. The intricate molded patterns suggest a manufacturing process involving pressed glass. The condition appears to be good with minimal visible chips or cracks, although the exact state of the iridescence and any potential wear to the high points of the pattern would require closer inspection. The overall aesthetic points to an early 20th-century American production, typical of the carnival glass craze. An emblem described as a "C" or "G" on the bottom could indicate the manufacturer, such as "Fenton Art Glass Company" (often marked with an impressed F in an oval), "Imperial Glass Company" (various marks, including an "I" over a "G"), or another prominent glassmaker of the period. The quality of the iridescent finish and the clarity of the pressed pattern suggest good craftsmanship for this type of glassware.