🦌 ✨ A rare delight from the Depression-era glass revival, this vintage marigold carnival glass trinket box by Jeannette Glass Co. features a sculptural deer perched atop a domed lid. Made in the 1940s, it exemplifies the iridescent charm of marigold pressed glassware, with warm amber tones that shimmer in light. Ideal as a vanity keepsake box, candy dish, or cottagecore accent, this whimsical piece balances function with nostalgic charm.
Item is in good vintage/used condition. A very small flea bite can be seen on the deers right ear. Please see all of the photos. 🦌 ✨
⌛ History Behind The Piece ⌛ Produced by Jeannette Glass Company in Pennsylvania during the 1940s, this trinket box is part of the company’s marigold carnival revival line—an era when figural lids and ornamental pressed glass were popular gifts. Jeannette was a major player in the American Depression glass movement, known for blending affordability with ornate, collectible designs. The deer motif reflects the postwar fascination with woodland themes and innocence, making this an especially cherished piece among vintage vanity collectors.
Dish Dimensions (Approximate): 4" W : 6" H (Including Lid)
