Fenton Shell and Jewel Green Iridescent Carnival Glass Creamer and Covered Sugar Set

This is a two-piece matched set consisting of a creamer and a covered sugar bowl, crafted from green iridescent carnival glass in the classic 'Shell and Jewel' pattern. The pieces feature a deep emerald green base glass treated with a metallic, multicolored luster that creates a shimmering oil-slick effect known as carnival coating. The design is characterized by heavily embossed repeating shell motifs at the base of the bowl, topped with a decorative band of circular 'jewel' patterns along the shoulder. The sugar bowl includes a matching domed lid with a small finial, duplicating the ornate pattern. Each piece sits upon a circular pedestal foot, and the creamer features a molded handle and a distinct spout with scalloped edging. The craftsmanship reflects the pressed glass techniques popularized in the early to mid-20th century. Condition appears to be excellent with no visible cracks or significant chips, though minor manufacturing flaws such as straw marks or air bubbles, common to this period, may be present under closer inspection. These items likely date from the early 1900s through the 1920s during the height of the Victorian and Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) era. The iridescence remains vibrant, suggesting it has been well-preserved in a display environment away from abrasive handling.