1910 Fenton PEACOCK and URN 6 Ruffle Bowl Bearded Berry Back Carnival Glass

Step back to 1910 with this rare Fenton Carnival Glass bowl, a pinnacle piece for seasoned collectors. The Peacock & Urn interior pattern, paired with a Bearded Berry Back, creates a visual narrative that’s both intricate and striking. This is not just a bowl; it’s a time capsule of early American glass artistry.

The magic begins with color. The base glass presents a rich blue that glows yellow under UV light, turning conversations into showcases. Both the interior and exterior are iridized, revealing jewel-tone greens, blues, golds, and deep purples as light plays across the surface. The result is a dynamic, color-shifting centerpiece that captivates from every angle.

Inside, the Peacock & Urn design is brought to life with a delicate bee at the peacock’s beak and a beaded trim on the Urn, while the back features a Bearded Berry motif for a complete viewing experience. The six ruffles and sawtooth rim contribute to a silhouette that’s elegant yet boldly decorative.

• Dimensions: 9 inches (23 cm) in diameter, 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) high
• Finish: Iridized interior and exterior with vivid jewel-tone coloration
• Pattern: Peacock & Urn on the inside, Bearded Berry on the back
• Rim: 6 graceful ruffles with a sawtooth edge
• Condition: Excellent, with pristine finish and no noted damage

Who's this ideal for? Advanced collectors seeking a scarce 1910 Fenton treasure, curio display lovers who want a show-stopping centerpiece, and vintage home decorators looking to add a glow-in-glow conversation piece to shelves, mantels, or display cabinets.

Why choose this piece over other carnival glass bowls? It combines historical rarity with a burst of iridescent color, a distinct Peacock & Urn motif, and a Bearded Berry Back that enriches the design from every angle. If you’re seeking a standout collectible that truly embodies the era’s artistry, this 1910 Fenton piece delivers.

Care tips: dust with a soft brush, wash gently by hand in warm water with mild soap, and avoid abrasive cleaners. While it’s built to be admired, protecting it from prolonged direct sun helps preserve the iridescent finish for generations of display.