Dugan Cosmos Variant Carnival Glass Bowl Marigold Large Ruffled c1900s porcelain figurines with subtle iridescence at the

with subtle iridescence at the edge

Lovecraft influence

heavily illustrated with technical line drawings and photographs showing real-world dockside and shipboard cargo handling methods — material increasingly scarce as containerisation replaced traditional stevedoring practice

Book Title: Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy by James Tyler Kent

Year Manufactured: 1966

Dugan Cosmos Variant Carnival Glass Bowl Marigold Large Ruffled c1900s porcelain figurines with subtle iridescence at theDugan carnival glass bowl in the Cosmos pattern variant, finished in classic marigold with a soft, even iridescent sheen. A larger and more sculptural example, featuring a central floral motif with surrounding leaf detail and a pronounced ruffled rim. The surface displays a warm golden glow with subtle flashes of pink and green, typical of Dugans more refined carnival glass production. The generous size and flowing form give this piece strong display