I've also been told that a blue pitcher is known.
| Britt, Karhula (Finland) Updated 11/25/2010 | |
| This rare tumbler, in light blue, is named for John and Lucile Britt. It was Glen Thistlewood's discovery of the tumbler and pitcher in a Karhula catalog that finally established positive attribution. Quite rare, I know of only a few tumblers that have sold at auction; a blue example for $525 and a marigold for $375--both in 2004; and marigold examples that brought $80 in 2009 and $135 in 2011. In 2010, blue tumblers sold for $220 and $400.
I've also been told that a blue pitcher is known. |