VTG‎ Jeanette Glass Marigold LOUISA Carnival Glass Ruffled 9.5" Bowl

Jeannette Glass Company, founded in 1887 in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, was a prominent American glassmaker known for producing Depression-era and carnival glass. The Louisa pattern, also known as Flora Gold, features delicate floral motifs and was produced during the early to mid-20th century. This pattern showcases the company's skill in creating affordable yet beautiful iridescent glassware that brought elegance to everyday American homes during economically challenging times. The marigold finish, achieved through metallic salt spraying, creates the distinctive golden-amber iridescence that defines carnival glass.  Carnival glass pieces like this Louisa pattern bowl appeal to Depression glass collectors, vintage home decor enthusiasts, and those who appreciate American glassmaking heritage. Jeannette Glass pieces are particularly valued for their quality craftsmanship and historical significance as affordable luxury during the Depression era. The Louisa pattern's floral design and warm iridescent glow make it a favorite among collectors who seek both decorative beauty and nostalgic Americana. These pieces remain accessible to new collectors while offering genuine historical value and timeless aesthetic appeal.