Windmill, Imperial   Updated 2/28/2010


The Windmill pattern is easy to confuse with another of Imperial's patterns, Double Dutch--and may have been part of the same line. This one has only one windmill. Bowls may be collar based or footed; the footed examples being slightly more desirable. At left is a typical ruffled bowl in purple and above a pickle dish in green. Bowls, pickle dishes, and water sets were reproduced.
Small bowl or sauce, about 5 inches

Clambroth, 8 (2000)

Lavender, 50 (2000), 120 (2003), 28 (2008)

Marigold, 10-15

Purple, 30, 65, 90 (all 2005), 20 (2006), 45 (2007),
   25, 30 (both 2009)

Smoke, 10 (2006), 45, 125 (both 2008)

Violet, 275 (2002), 200 (2007), 90 (2009)

Bowls, 7-9 inches, round or ruffled

Aqua, 35 (2006), 33 (2007)

Clambroth, 60 (2007)

Emerald green, 150 (2002), 375 (2004), 410 (2006)

Green, 40 (2005), 20 (2006)

Lavender, 110 (2004), 40 (2006), 70 (2007)

Lime green, 50 (1999), 30 (2006)

Marigold, 10-15

Marigold on moonstone, 350 (2003),
   185, 195 (both 2004), 200 (2007)

Marigold on milk glass, 3 known, 425 (2003)

Olive green, 30 (2000), 95 (2001), 45 (2004)

Purple, 40, 65, 75 140 (all 2006), 73, 85, 100 (all 2007),
   35 (2008), 35, 55, 155 (all 2009)

Purple, exceptional, 675 (2002), 225 (2004)

Smoke, 40, 65, 100 (2006), 43 (2007)

Teal, 175 (2003), 30, 40 (both 2006)

Vaseline, 130 (2004), 95 (2006)

 Pickle dish/relish trays

Aqua, 50 (1997), 70 (2000)

Green, 325 (2002), 85 (2006), 45 (2010)

Helios green, 15-25

Lavender, 60 (2006), 65 (2007), 110 (2008)

Marigold, 10-15

Purple, 70, 105 (2003), 225 (2004), 40 (2006),
   85, 95, 200 (all 2009), 65 (2010)

Dresser tray (flatter than pickle dish)

Green, 65 (2003)

Marigold, 65 (2003), 70 (2004), 40 (2006)

Purple, 450 (2004), 210 (2006), 350 (2009)

There are three different sizes of pitchers: The smallest is the milk pitcher at 6 1/4 inches tall, midsize pitcher and full size water pitcher, both 8 inches tall. The midsize pitcher has a smaller circumference and a smaller lip. Above are a marigold milk pitcher and a full size water pitcher in an interesting bronze color that sold in 2006 for $250. Milk pitchers are quite common.
Tumblers

Amethyst/purple, 25, 75, 145 (all 2005),
   110 (2006), 45 (2008), 20 (2009)

Green, 6, 30 (both 2005), 50 (2006), 16 (2009)

Helios green, 40 (1996)

Lavender, 105 (2000), 115 (2009)

Marigold, 10-15

Olive green, 115 (2000)

Smoke reported

Water sets, 7 piece

Marigold, 75 (2005), 55 (2006), 115 (2007),
   95 (2008), 85 (2010)

Pitcher, milk

Amber reported

Green, 90 (2005), 130, 155 (both 2006), 85 (2008),
   50 (2009)

Aqua, 155 (2009)

Helios green, 210 (2007)

Lime green, 125 (2003), 95 (2008)

Marigold, 25-40

Purple, 200, 800 (both 2007), 550 (2008),
   200, 210, 535 (all 2009), 245 (2010)

Purple, exceptional, 2,000 (2003)

Smoke, 550 (2004), 200, 300 (both 2006),
   200, 220 (both 2008), 80 (2009)

Pitcher, midsize

Green, 325 (2006)

Marigold, 35-60

Purple, lip flake, 50 (1999)

Smoke, 250 (1999), 250, 2,100 (both 2006),
   350 (2009)

Pitcher, water

Amber, 280 (2005)

Blue violet, 725 (1993), 700 (2000)

Bronze (see above photo, experimental color?),
   250 (2006)

Marigold, 45, 10 (both 2002), 30 (2005),
   20, 25 (both 2007), 35 (2009)

Purple, 1,000 (2001), 650 (2004),
   250 (2006)

Smoke, 500 (2003), 220 (2009)