This exquisite Fenton “Two Flowers” three-footed bon bon dish is a luminous example of early American carnival glass artistry. Crafted in the 1930s by the renowned Fenton Art Glass Company, this rare piece glows with a vaseline-yellow base glass that radiates a soft green hue under UV light, enhanced by a brilliant iridescent finish. The intricate Two Flowers pattern—featuring twin blossoms surrounded by scrolling leaves and stippled texture—captures Fenton’s mastery of design and form. Supported by three delicately flared feet and finished with crimped edges, this bowl is both elegant and collectible. When displayed, the piece reveals a stunning interplay of gold, violet, and aqua tones, shifting beautifully under natural or artificial light. Perfect as a decorative accent, vanity trinket dish, or centerpiece in a vintage glass collection. ✨ Details: Maker: Fenton Art Glass Company Pattern: Two Flowers Form: 3-footed bon bon / trinket dish Material: Vaseline carnival glass (uranium glass base) Era: c. 1930s Color: Yellow-green vaseline with iridescent finish UV Reactive: Yes (glows under blacklight) Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips or cracks. Minor wear consistent with age. Dimensions: Approx. 6.5" diameter × 2.25" tall ✨ Perfect for: Fenton and carnival glass collectors Vintage and Art Deco décor enthusiasts Display in glass cabinets or illuminated shelves Unique gift for lovers of antique glass artistry Bring a touch of 1930s radiance into your home with this Fenton Vaseline Carnival Glass “Two Flowers” bon bon dish — a piece that glows with both light and history. Please review the photos carefully as they are part of the description. Price is reflective of condition, age, and market availability. Reasonable offers accepted & modifications to shipping service available, upon request. Extra care will be taken to ensure safety during transit. Contact me directly if you have specific questions or need additional photos to make a buying decision.