This antique carnival glass ruffled bowl comes from a lifelong private collection and features the highly sought-after “Good Luck” pattern with horseshoe, clover and florals. To our best research, this pattern is long associated with Northwood, but this particular bowl is unmarked, so I am listing it simply as antique carnival glass and letting the photos speak for themselves. The marigold iridescence has that beautiful golden glow collectors love, with rich, even color that catches the light beautifully on a sideboard, mantel or in a china cabinet for true Old Money charm.
Measurements
Approximately:
8.75 inches in diameter
2 inches high
If you need any additional measurements, I am always happy to help.
Condition
This antique carnival glass bowl presents beautifully with strong, even marigold iridescence and crisp pattern detail. I do not see cracks or structural damage. There is some old residue along the inner raised rim on the underside from age and previous use; I chose not to aggressively clean it in order to preserve the integrity of the glass and its iridescent surface. Light surface marks and normal shelf wear to the base are present, all consistent with age and careful use.
Please review all photos closely as they are part of the description, and feel free to ask for additional images or information if needed.
Styling
This “Good Luck” pattern bowl is perfect for adding a touch of Edwardian superstition and Old Manor House elegance to your home. It displays beautifully on a polished wood sideboard, layered with antique silver, or in a glass-front cabinet as a focal point in a carnival glass collection. It glows by candlelight and fits effortlessly into traditional, cottage, or maximalist interiors, adding both history and happy color to your décor.
📌 Please Note:
This piece comes from a lifelong personal collection. Any stands, linens, flowers, or other props shown in photos are for styling purposes only and are not included with the purchase.
We pack with great care and often reuse quality shipping materials. Our bubble wrap is made from partially recycled plastics. Please consider reusing or recycling your packaging when it arrives.
Questions are always welcome; I truly love connecting people with special antiques.
Your antique friend,
Claudia
XOXO.
