Star and File, Imperial | |
Star and File can be identified by its large 8-pointed star on a hexagonal shape with file panels between each star. Apparently a popular pattern in its day as it was made in so many shapes. However, the only shapes to come to market regularly are the celery vase (sometimes called a chalice) and the rosebowl shown here. | |
Celery vases Clambroth, 25 (1997), 10 (2003) Marigold, 13 (2016), 25 (2017), 30 (2020) Smoke, 45 (2006) Bonbons Compotes, about 7 inches Relish or pickle dish Sherbet Breakfast sets (creamer and sugar) Creamer Spooner Goblet Vase, footed Rosebowls Bowls, 6-7 inches Nut bowls Small plates, about 6 inches, pattern on exterior | Water sets, 7 pieces Marigold, 200 (2006), 165 (2007), 125 (2010) Marigold, 5 piece, 60 (2012) Marigold, 4 piece, 100 (2013) Water pitchers Tumblers Milk pitcher Wine set, 6-8 pieces Wine decanter Wine decanter, 1 cordial Wine glasses (4 inches tall) Champagne glasses Cordial set, 8 piece, undertray repaired Cordials, 3 1/2 inch
Updated 1/28/2022 |
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