Many Stars, Millersburg

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.

Hartung Book Three: Many Stars

Bowls, 9-10 inches, ruffled/crimped

Amethyst/purple, 180, 350, 400, 475 (all 2020),
   275, 325, 340, 350, 375, 450, 500 (all 2021)

Blue, 2,500 (2014), 1,700 (2016), 1,800 (2017)

Green, 400 (2016), 425 (2017), 225 (2018)

Marigold, 300, 425 (both 2018), 140 (2019), 350 (2020),
   325 (2021)

Vaseline, 9,000 (private sale)

Vaseline, crimped, 8,250 (2006), 8,500 (2019)

Bowls, 9-10 inches, three-in-one edge

Amethyst/purple, 500 (2019), 300, 650 (both 2020),
   500 (2021)

Blue, 5,000 (1999), 5,500 (2005), 3,300 (2017)

Green, 500 (2018), 475, 500, 550 (both 2020)

Green, iridized back only, 575 (2015)

Marigold, 250, 260, 275, 300, 315, 425, 450, 475 (all 2021)

Vaseline, 250 (2016)

Bowls, 9-10 inches, ice cream shape

Amethyst/purple, 325, 1,700 (both 2017),
   275 (2018), 475 (2019), 625 (2021)

Amethyst, blank shape, 1,000 (2015)

Blue, 2,500 (2007), 3,500 (2010), 4,600 (2017)

Green, 575 (2019), 450, 550 (both 2020),
   775, 900 (both 2021)

Bowl, tricorner

Amethyst, 2,700 (1996), 2,300 (2012)

Bowl, square crimped

Amethyst, 950, 1,900 (both 2018), 1,600 (2020)

Vaseline, one known, 11,000 (2011)

Chop plate

Marigold, 4,750 (1996), 5,700 (2017)


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 3/25/2017 and the square bowl from John Rogers in October, 2015.

Updated 10/21/2021