Diamond Point Vases, Northwood   Updated 11/25/2011

Easy to spot as the pattern has an overall diamond motif. Heights range from 5 1/2 inches to 12 inches with those under 7 inches bringing a bit of a premium price. Most vases have the 12-flame arrangement shown here, but a few have just six. Northwood also made a basket that collectors call Diamond Point, but it is an entirely different pattern. Also, don't confuse this with Fenton's Diamond Point Column vases, which have panels of diamonds alternating with panels of vertical ribs.

Vases, typical heights Amethyst/purple, 30, 35, 65 (all 2010), 25, 30, 35, 60, 140 (all 2011) Aqua, 300 (2001), 115 (2004), 200, 350 (both 2008) Aquamarine, 135 (2007) Aqua opal, 550, 575 (both 2009), 575 (2010), 925 (2011) Blue, 170 (2009), 130, 140 (both 2010), 80, 135 (both 2011) Blue, electric, 2,000 (2005) Blue, Persian, 1,250 (2010) Green, 40, 55, 60, 65 (all 2010), 25, 65 (both 2011) Green, 5 1/2-6 1/2 inch, 85 (2006), 85, 130 (2007) Green, emerald, 1,500 (2005), 500 (2008) Horehound, 110 (2004), 85, 120 (both 2009), 65 (2010) Ice blue, 230, 275 (both 2010), 140, 170, 225, 300 (all 2011) Ice blue, 6 1/2--7 inches, 650 (2008), 350, 500 (both 2010) Ice blue, 6 inches, 800 (2011) Ice green, 225 (2009), 150, 170 (both 2010) Ice green, 7 inch, 650 (2005), 475 (2008) Ice green, 6 1/2 inch, 2,100 (2008) Ice green, 6 inch, 925 (2011) Lavender, 85 (2006), 38 (2007), 50, 60 (both 2008), 30 (2011) Lime green, 150 (2011) Lime ice green, 275, 360 (both 2003), 300 (2008), 350 (2010) Marigold, 30-50 Marigold, 6-6 1/2 inch, 13 (2006), 25 (2007), 60 (2010) Powder blue opal, 600 (2008) Renninger blue, 600 (1998), 275 (2005) Sapphire blue, 450, 725 (both 2009), 700 (2010) Smoke, 200 (2001), 255 (2002), 450 (2011) White, 60, 85, 95, 135 (all 2009), 35 (2010), 45 (2011) White, 6-7 inch, 300 (2005), 375 (2007)