The image features two vintage mid-20th-century pieces of marigold carnival glass with iridescent orange-gold sheens: a lidded footed candy dish (left) and an open pedestal compote bowl (right). Item BreakdownLidded Compote / Candy Dish (Left): Pattern: Harvest Grape (or Grape and Leaf) style, featuring embossed clusters of grapes and vines along the body. Maker/Era: Commonly produced by mid-century American makers like Indiana Glass Co. or Jeannette Glass from the 1930s through the 1970s. Features: Fluted/scalloped rim with a matching lid topped by a textured, gem-like finial. Open Pedestal Compote Bowl (Right):Pattern: Geometric pressed pattern (resembling Hobstar, diamond cuts, or similar optic block designs) with a scalloped, ruffled edge. Maker/Era: Often attributed to mid-century manufacturers like Imperial Glass (Ohio), featuring a paneled or paneled-optic stem sitting on a faceted octagonal/starburst foot. Elegant amber iridescent glass candy dish with lid. Features a shimmering finish that adds warmth and sparkle to any room. Designed for decorative display or special occasions. The amber color provides a classic, cozy accent.