Australian Emu, Crown Crystal

The Emu is a flightless, ostrich-like bird. Carnival glass pieces are found in 5-inch and 9 to 10-inch bowls and a compote. The design shows the bird within a floral wreath or band on bowls and with trees on the compote. The ruffled bowl is aqua, a very rare color for australian pieces. It sold for $900 in 2002.

Hartung Book Six: Emu Bowl

Bowls, 9 to 10 inches

Aqua, 2,900 (2007), 2,300, 2,900 (2010), 3.500 (2017),
   1,500 (2019), 2,000 (2020)

Marigold, 575 (2001), 225 (2003), 275 (2004),
   325 (2020)

Purple (or dark), 275 (2009), 1,600 (2010), 600 (2015),
   1.400 (2017), 1,900 (2019), 250, 650 (both 2020)

Sauces, about 5 inches

Marigold, 25, 50 (both 2010), 120 (2013),
   110 (2014), 65, 105 (both 2015)

Purple, 165, 300 (2007), 290 (2012), 150 (2015),
   425 (2017), 180 (2019), 120, 150, 240 (all 2020)

Updated 11/16/2020

Compotes

Marigold, 520 (2006), 600 (2010), 950 (2012),
   550 (lopsided, 2014), 275 (2016)

Purple, 2,300 (2011), 1,900 (2012), 1,800 (2014),
   2,000, 3,300 (both 2015), 1,050 (2018)

Cake plate, giant

Marigold, 1,900 (2010), 3,000 (2019)

Nappy, ruffled

Marigold, 140 (2020)