Marigold Carnival Glass Toothpick Holder or Small Nappy Bowl

This item is a small, tri-footed bowl or nappy, commonly identified as a toothpick holder or a small candy/nut dish. It is crafted from carnival glass, exhibiting a distinctive iridescent marigold coloration that shimmers with hues of orange, red, gold, and hints of purple/blue depending on the light angle and intensity. The glass itself appears to be pressed rather than blown, a common manufacturing technique for carnival glass, which created the pronounced, textured surface. The exterior of the bowl features a raised, intricate stippled or 'pebbled' pattern, giving it a tactile and visually rich appearance. The rim is scalloped with a wavy, irregular edge, adding to its decorative quality. The bowl is supported by three small, C-scroll or claw-shaped feet that are integral to its design and appear to have been molded with the main body. The overall condition appears to be very good, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant fleabites in the provided images. The iridescence seems strong and well-preserved. While no specific maker's marks are discernible from the image, the style strongly suggests a production period from the early 20th century, specifically the 'Golden Age' of carnival glass (circa 1907-1930s). The craftsmanship, though mass-produced, reflects the decorative aesthetic of the era, focusing on vibrant colors and ornate patterns to mimic more expensive art glass.