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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. | |
Bowls, 8 1/2 inches![]() Amethyst/purple, 85, 160, 200, 375 (all 2021), 30, 60, 80, 100, 225 (all 2022) ![]() Amethyst/purple, 10 ruffles, 575 (2009), 120 (2013) ![]() Aqua/teal, 800, 850 (both 2020), 235 (2021) ![]() Ice green, 125, 375, 625, 650, 950 (all 2021), 255 (2022) ![]() Ice green, 10 ruffes, 625 (2017), 75, 180 (both minor damage, 2019) ![]() Marigold, 20, 30, 35, 50, 65 (all 2021), 15, 20, 25, 35, 50, 55 (all 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 9/30/2022 | 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.
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