Pony, Dugan

Usually seen in marigold and, to a lesser extent, in amethyst/purple ruffled bowls. Most bowls have six ruffles, but some have 10, as in the two shown here--and are a bit more desirable. Sixteen-ruffled bowls are also known. Ice cream shaped bowls are very rare, as are plates. Pony has been reproduced in plates and bowls. If a Pony piece is iridized on the bottom of the base, it is new. A lot have been showing up on eBay recently.

Hartung Book One: Pony

Bowls, 8 1/2 inches

Amethyst/purple, 95, 120, 250, 275 (all 2020),
   85, 160, 200, 375 (all 2021),
   60, 80 (both 2022)

Amethyst/purple, 10 ruffles, 575 (2009),
   120 (2013)

Aqua/teal, 675 (2019), 800, 850 (both 2020),
   235 (2021)

Ice green, 275, 750 (both 2017), 300 (2018),
   125, 375, 625, 650, 950 (all 2021)

Ice green, 10 ruffes, 2,400 (2009), 625 (2017),
   75, 180 (both minor damage, 2019)

Marigold, 15, 20, 25, 40 (all 2020),
   20, 30, 35, 50, 65 (all 2021), 35 (2022)

Marigold, ice cream shape, rare, 600 (2015),
   1,400 (2021)

Peach opal, 25 (2020)

Vaseline/ice green, 825 (2004)

Vaseline opal, 65 (2020)

Ice cream shaped bowls are very rare in the Pony pattern. This dark marigold example is in the collection of Greg Dilian. I have records of only three others selling at auction in the last 20 years--the most recent in 2021 for $1,400.

Updated 4/16/2022

 Plates

The marigold plate below sold for $2,400 in 2002. It sold again in 2003 for $950. In 2002, amethyst and marigold plates sold for $110 each, the auctioneer stating that they were believed to be old. In 2006, a similar marigold plate brought $135 and in 2012 one brought $375. In 2015, a marigold plate, said to be old, brought $200. Buyers seem to be very skeptical of all plates.