Many Stars, Millersburg | |
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The Many Stars pattern is found with either a five-pointed or a six-pointed star in the center. The amethyst ice cream shaped bowl above left sold for $1,300 in 1996; the ruffled blue on the right for $2,700 in 1994. Marigold is surprisingly scarce in any shape, but seems most frequent in the three-in-one edge. Many Stars was used as the basis for the Bernheimer Bros. lettered bowls. The back pattern is Millersburg's Trefoil Fine Cut. | |
Bowls, 9-10 inches, ruffled/crimped![]() Amethyst/purple, 180, 350, 400, 475 (all 2020), 275, 325, 340, 350, 375, 450, 500 (all 2021), 325, 375, 625, 2,800 (all 2022) ![]() Blue, 2,500 (2014), 1,700 (2016), 1,800 (2017), 1,250 (2022) ![]() Green, 400 (2016), 425 (2017), 225 (2018) ![]() Marigold, 300, 425 (both 2018), 140 (2019), 350 (2020), 325 (2021), 475 (2022) ![]() Vaseline, 9,000 (private sale) ![]() Vaseline, crimped, 8,250 (2006), 8,500 (2019) Bowls, 9-10 inches, three-in-one edge |
Bowls, 9-10 inches, ice cream shape![]() Amethyst/purple, 325, 1,700 (both 2017), 275 (2018), 475 (2019), 625 (2021), 475, 550 (both 2022) ![]() Amethyst, blank shape, 1,000 (2015) ![]() Blue, 2,500 (2007), 3,500 (2010), 4,600 (2017) ![]() Green, 575 (2019), 450, 550 (both 2020), 375, 775, 875, 900 (all 2021), 550. 1,000 (both 2022) Bowl, deep round, blank, six-point star Bowl, tricorner Bowl, square crimped Chop plate |
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These two rarities in the Many Stars pattern are a marigold chop plate, the only chop plate known, that sold for $4,750 in 1996, and a square crimped bowl in amethyst that sold for $6,500 in 1994. As of early 2017, the above two pieces are in the collection of John and Robin Buren. They purchased the chop plate at Ray Miller`s auction sold by Tom Burns in 2017 and the square bowl from John Rogers in October, 2015.
Updated 4/25/2022 |