Peacock, Millersburg

Yet another confusing Peacock pattern. This one is different from the Millersburg, Fenton, and Northwood Peacock and Urn patterns in that it does not have a bee at the tip of the bird's beak, and the tiara on the peacock's head is leaning back. There are two sizes of molds, a large one used for the large berry bowls, and a small one for the small berry bowls and sauces (above right). Note that the small mold has eight tail feathers.

Millersburg Peacock Patterns from ICGA Patterns Series

Hartung Book Four: Millersburg Peacock

Bowls, large ice cream, 9-10 inches

Amethyst/purple, 1,000, 1,400, 7,250 (all 2020),
   375, 675, 800, 950, 1,450 (all 2021),
   400, 1.800 (both 2022)

Amethyst, Wills collection, 3,500 (2019)

Amethyst, spectacular, 8,500 (2006)

Green, 375, 600, 1,000, 1,350, 2,000 (all 2020),
   775 (2021), 700 (2022)

Green, deep round crimped, 500 (2017)

Marigold, 105 (2016), 1,400 (2018), 1,200 (2020),
   3,500 (2022)

Marigold, no beads on urn, 1,050 (2015),
   725, 2,500 (both 2021)

Bowl, ruffled, round, flared, or 3/1, 9-10 inch

Amethyst, 85, 115, 125 (all 2018), 200 (2019),
   140 (2021)

Green, 325, 350, 475, 525 (all 2021)

Marigold, 375 (2013), 130, 165, 300 (all 2015), 450 (2022)

Bowl, proof, 8" deep round

Green, 1,000 (2016), 800 (2018)

Bowl, oval from master berry

Amethyst, 6,500 (2010)

Amethyst, blue iridescence, 12,000 (2007)



This tricorner bowl in amethyst with spectacular blue iridescence sold in 2013 for $25,000.

Bowls, small ice cream, about 6 inches

Amethyst, 25, 30, 50, 55, 100 (all 2018),
   30, 45, 50 (all 2019)

Blue, 420, 525 (both 2018), 325, 400 (both 2019)

Green, 140, 160 (both 2017),
   100, 140, 185 (all 2018)

Lavender, 75 (2005), 70 (2011)

Marigold, 80 (2013), 50 (2016), 30 (2018)

Plate, small, about 6 inches

Amethyst, 450, 500, 750, 800 (both 2020),
   850 (2021)

Lavender, 625, 2,100 (both 2004), 225 (2013),
   550 (2014)

Marigold, 600, 1,200 (both 2014), 525 (2018),
   255 (2020)

Marigold, no bee or beads, 1,850 (2021)

Rosebowl

Amethyst, only one known, 2,500 (2003)

Vaseline, 24,000 (2017)

Vaseline, 2 cracks in body, 4,700 (2019)

Spittoon whimsey

Amethyst, 34,000 (2011)

Marigold, 16,000 (2011)



This is a crimped blank in marigold from which other bowls were made.
It sold in 2022 for $24,000.

Berry bowls were made from the same molds as the ice cream shapes but pulled up slightly then flared, Some are ruffled, like the large one above left, others round, like the sauce next to it. At the right is a close up of the Millersburg Peacock Proof sauce. While it has no bee, it differs from the others in that it has no urn on top of the column (there's a flower there) and the front leg appears to be incomplete on most examples.
Bowl, large berry, 9-10 inches

Amethyst, 75, 85, 120, 175, 225, 425 (all 2019),
   160, 400 (both 2020), 140 (2021)

Amethyst, large berry, spectacular, 5,500 (2021)

Amethyst, large berry, blue irid., 3,700 (2009)

Green, 120 (2019), 95 (2020), 450 (2021)

Green, 8 inch deep round, 700 (2005)

Green, deep round, crimped, 375 (2015)

Marigold, 65, 135, 225 (all 2019),
   90, 300 (both 2020), 800 (2021)

Vaseline, 600 (2006)

Small berry or sauce, ruffled, 3/1, or ICS

Amethyst, 25, 35, 40, 110, 140 (all 2020),
   20, 35, 50, 65, 85, 90, 170, 225 (all 2021),
   115 (2022)

Amethyst, lot of 3, 75 (2020

Blue, 375, 450 (both 2017), 450 (2018), 750 (2020)

Blue, 3/1 edge, 1,000, 1,800 (both 2017), 675 (2018)

Blue, ice cream shape, 1,600 (2021)

Green, 120, 150 (both 2020),
   120, 250, 400, 950 (all 2021)

Marigold, 75, 105 (both 2018), 250 (2019), 45 (2020)

Updated 4/25/2022

 Peacock proof sauces, about 5 inches

Amethyst, 75, 90, 275 (all 2017),
   55, 180, 275 (all 2018),
   130, 225 (both 2020),

Green, 125 (2015), 165 (2016)

Marigold, 30, 250 (both 2017), 225 (2021)

Berry sets

Amethyst, 7 piece, 250, 400 (both 2017),
   275 (2019), 185 (2021)

Amethyst, 5 piece, 500 (2014)

Green, 6 pieces, 1,250 (2021)

Marigold, 7 piece, 275 (2013)

To view a Peacock oval bowl in vaseline, a whimsey rosebowl in vaseline, and an amethyst spittoon whimsey, click here.