Vintage Fenton Amber Glass Colonial Thumbprint Compote Ruffled Rim Candy Dish 7"

This is a stunning vintage amber glass compote (candy dish) by Fenton Art Glass. It features the classic "Colonial" pattern (often referred to as "Thumbprint" or "Early American"), characterized by large, light-reflecting oval indentations around the bowl. The piece is finished with Fenton's signature deeply ruffled (crimped) rim and sits on a sturdy, faceted hexagonal stem. The rich honey-gold color makes it a perfect piece for autumn decor or a warm vintage accent in any room. ​Details: ​Maker: Fenton Art Glass (USA). Note: Pieces from this era often had foil labels that washed off, so it is likely unmarked. ​Pattern: Colonial / Thumbprint (Pattern #1615). ​Color: Amber / Honey Gold. ​Style: Crimped / Ruffled Rim. ​Material: Pressed Glass. ​Condition: Excellent vintage condition. ​Glass: The amber glass is bright and clear with no cloudiness. ​Rim: The ruffled edge appears free of chips or "fleabites" (common on crimped edges, but this one looks clean). ​Body: No cracks or repairs. ​Size: ​Height: Approximately 6.75 inches (based on your tape measure photo). ​Diameter: Approximately 6 inches across the rim. ​History: Produced by Fenton Art Glass in the 1960s and 1970s. While similar to the "Kings Crown" pattern by Indiana Glass, the Fenton version is distinguished by its specific crimping style and the faceted hexagonal stem shape. This pattern was a staple of Mid-Century American glass production, designed to mimic the "thumbprint" cut glass of the 1800s.