Corinth, Westmoreland | |
Although this vase has prominent vertical ribs like several other patterns, it's the only one with 12 ribs. The base diameter is 3 1/4 inches. The vases were made from the same mold that is sometimes seen flattened into a bowl, plate, or banana dish.
Information on vases with 10, 12, 16 ribs here. | |
Vases, straight Amber, 10, 20 (both 2018), 15 (2021), 15 (2022) Amethyst/purple, 20 (2019), 10, 15 (both 2020), 10, 25 (both 2021) Aqua/teal, 25, 30 (both 2020), 15, 25 (both 2021), 25 (2022) Blue opal, 60, 75 (both 2018), 70, 110, 150 (all 2019), 75 (2020) Green, 15 (2014), 30 (2016), 15 (2018) Lavender, 23 (2007), 8 (2012) Marigold, 13 (2009), 6 (2011) Marigold on milk glass, 85 (2018), 100 (2019), 55 (2021) Olive, 35 (2004), 10 (2016) Peach opal, 40, 50 (both 2011), 50 (2013), 35 (2014) Teal, 15, 25 (both 2022) Vases, jack-in-the-pulpit |
Bowls, about 8 inches Amber, 45 (1996), 25 (1999), 3 (2017) Amethyst, 20 (1994), 13 (1994) Aqua/teal, 15 (1997), 30 (2003), 3 (2012) Blue opal, 200 (2015), 525 (2020), 180 (2021) Marigold on milk glass, 25, 35 (both 1995), 20 (2014) Marigold on moonstone, 50 (2000) Peach opal, 15 (2015), 10 (2017), 450 (2021) Bowls, banana dish (2 sides up) Plate, 8-9 inches
Here is a plate, a straight vase, and a JIP vase, all fashioned from the same mould and all in amber. Amber was a production line color for Westmoreland. Westmoreland's amber is a pale mustard amber. Supposedly, mustard seed was actually one of the colorants used.
Updated 11/24/2022
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