Daisy and Button, Various Makers | |
The Daisy and Button pattern has been applied to many shapes in Carnival Glass over the years, mostly in marigold but newer items have been reported in amethyst, teal, red/amberina, pearlized milkglass and vaseline. The example shown here is a marigold toothpick holder that sold in 2017 for $450, an unusually high price for such a piece. Most items tend to sell in the $40 to $80 range. Photo courtesy of Seeck Auctions. |
This miniature roller skate in marigold sold in 2017 for $160. Other roller skates in marigold sold in 2018 for $35, 2012 for $65 and in 2002 for $80. Another sold in 2021 for $110. One sold for $50 in 2022 |
This miniature shoe was listed as a match holder when it sold in 2021 for $35. Noted as having a striker. |
This little hat in marigold is actually an ashtray. Note the slots on the rim for holding the cigarettes. It sold for $15 in 2017. |
Other items
Ashtray, marigold, $15 (2017) Bell, amethyst, $15, $20 (both 2022) Canoe, vaseline, $115 (2009) Hat toothpick holder, marigold $25 (2017), 10, 20. 40 (all 2021) High heeled shoe, marigold, $23 (2002) Juice glass, 3 1/2 inches tall, marigold, $45 (2004) Miniature lamp, iridized milkglass, $40 (2018) Spittoon, 1981, marigold, $25 (2017) Vase, urn shape, $40 (2021) Witches kettle ashtray, marigold, $135 (2003), $30, $70 (both 2021) Witches kettle ashtray, no handle, souvenir, $150
Updated 3/29/2022 |