Dugan Iridescent Marigold Carnival Glass Question Mark Antique 3 3/4" BonBon 1910–1920

This one is in Very Good Antique Condition with No Chips No Cracks. NOTE: There is one small flea bite on the base edge (See picture with pen). The iridescence is strong and displays beautifully.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

This antique Dugan Glass bonbon features the well-known Question Mark pattern, produced during the early carnival glass era. The piece is finished in rich marigold iridescence over clear glass, displaying vibrant gold, amber, and rainbow tones across the surface.

The design showcases the distinctive “question mark” scroll motif with fine beading, radiating from the center and creating a bold and recognizable pattern. The bowl has a softly ruffled edge and is supported by a pedestal foot, with applied double handles that add to both form and function.

A classic early Dugan pattern, this form is highly collectible and displays beautifully with strong iridescence and detailed molding.

ITEM CONDITION

Very Good Antique Condition.
NOTE: There is one small flea bite on the base edge (See picture with pen) No cracks or structural damage.

ITEM DETAILS

Maker: Dugan Glass Company
Pattern: Question Mark
Color: Marigold Iridescent
Form: BonBon
Height: 3 3/4"
Handles: Applied double handles
Base: Pedestal foot

PATTERN & DESIGN

The Question Mark pattern is one of Dugan Glass Company’s most recognizable carnival glass designs, featuring bold scrolling forms resembling question marks combined with dense beading. The marigold iridescence enhances the depth and movement of the pattern, making it a standout example of early 20th century carnival glass.