Amethyst Carnival Glass Tumbler with Roosters and Chicks Pattern

This item is an amethyst purple carnival glass tumbler, likely a drinking glass, exhibiting a rich, translucent plum coloration. The tumbler has a cylindrical form with a slightly flared rim and a sturdy base. Its most distinguishing feature is the elaborate molded relief pattern covering the exterior surface. This pattern depicts roosters and chicks amidst foliage, possibly corn or wheat stalks, suggesting an agrarian or rustic theme. The roosters are prominently featured with detailed tail feathers and combs, while smaller chick figures are visible closer to the base. The texture of the pattern is highly tactile, with raised elements creating depth and shadow. Along the top rim, there is a repeating border of stylized scrolls or possibly a simpler floral motif, complementing the main design. The glass appears to be pressed rather than blown, given the sharp, defined lines and the consistency of the pattern. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on the surface, indicating good overall condition. The iridescent 'carnival glass' sheen, characteristic of this type of glass, is subtle in the provided image but contributes to the perceived depth of the color and the play of light on the molded surfaces. Based on the pattern and material, this tumbler likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, a popular period for carnival glass production, particularly between the 1900s and 1930s. The craftsmanship suggests mass production using glass molds, but the intricate design elevates its aesthetic appeal.