| Daisy Wreath, Westmoreland Updated 11/8/2009 | |
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| Daisy Wreath has a well-defined central flower surrounded by a narrow band from which leaves radiate. A ring of more subtle daisies circles the outer edge. Only one mold--from which bowls and a rare plate were made. Most bowls are ruffled like that above; there are scarce ice cream shaped examples. The most often seen color is blue opal followed by marigold on milk glass and peach opal. Marigold items are rare. The bowl appears green because of the blue opal base glass showing through the iridescence. The marigold vase whimsey on the right is the only one known. It sold in 1993 for $1,100, again in 1999 for $1,750 and in 2009 for $700. | |
Bowls, about 9 inches Blue opal, 130, 145, 225 (all 2006), 170, 200, 205 (all 2007), 150, 210, 350 (all 2008), 95, 115, 375 (all 2009) Marigold, 35 (2000), 40 (2002) Marigold on moonstone, 75 (2006), 75 (2007), 50, 55 (both 2008), 45 (2009) Peach opal, 40, 85 (both 2007), 35 (2008), 100 (2009) Plate |