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Pink Irridescent Plate- Can you help identify it?

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By Shane Jacoby, 21 June, 2015
Description

Please can someone help me to identify this?

In the first picture, I have the piece in question alongside a punch bowl, to give an impression of it's size. I am curious to know if this is even Carnival Glass?? I am referring to a large (compote or chop plate?), with no manufacturers marks. It is clear glass, with a very clear pink- purple colouration towards the edge.

The inside surface is smooth, and the outside embossed with butterflies, not unlike Fenton's, but pointing in the opposite direction...The pattern is clearly seen in the last attachment. It includes daisies and other foliage.

The front of the piece is irridised in a glossy pearly colour with hints of purple and silver. This makes me think it is Carnival, as it has the typical pearly "oil on water effect"

The back of the piece is more opalescent.

I obtained this piece from a dealer in Pretoria, South Africa. He was under the impression that it is indeed Carnival but was unable to tell me anything more about it.

Any contribution towards its identity or value would be highly appreciated!!

Thank you 

Shane

Category
Glassware and Crystal
Medium
Clear, irridised glass
Distinguishing marks
No manufacturer marks present
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
Diameter - 12 inches
Date Period
Unknown
History
Bought from an antique dealer in South Africa
Price Paid (If known)
Equivalent of US$150
For Sale?
No
Photos
Plate with bunch bowl for impression of the size
Here is an idea of the pearly irredescence.. difficult to photograph
rear- was this intended to sit on  a stand?
Too shallow to be a bowl or compote?
Note how the irredescence& opalescence are definately on the surface
Nice view of pattern
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