Daisy Squares, Westmoreland  Updated 11/7/2009

Named for the daisies that appear evenly distributed in a diamond arrangement on the bowl. Most often seen in the rosebowl/spittoon style shown left above, the pattern is occasionally flared and ruffled into a compote. Generally attributed to Westmoreland. Known in a rare amethyst, marigold and a light green usually identified as lime or vaseline. The ruffled compote on the right sold for $200 in 1998.

Rosebowl/spittoon/compote

Amethyst, 2 sides up, 600 (2001)

Amethyst, ruffled top, 205 (2009)

Green, tricorner top, crimped, 700 (1999), 200 (2008)

Green, ruffled, 75 (2008)

Green, crimped, 120 (2003), 210 (2006), 250 (2007)

Green, 2 sided crimped, 250 (2007)

Lime green or vaseline, 325 (2002), 225 (2005)

Lime green, crimped, 80 (2007)

Lime green, 2 sided crimped, 300 (1999)

Marigold, 250 (2002), 105, (2003), 190 (2004), 145 (2006)

Marigold, 2 sides up, 105, 175, 225 (all 2001)

Marigold, tricorner crimped, 425 (2006)

Marigold, crimped, 170 (2007), 85 (2008), 115, 170 (both 2009)

Compote, flattened

Amber, 135 (2003)