| Double Star, Cambridge Updated 11/11/2007 | |
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| This pattern derives its name from the two types of stars on the trunk of each shape; one large whirling star and a smaller hobstar. Some pieces in this pattern are marked "Nearcut," a Cambridge trade name. Most items are green but an occasional marigold or amethyst piece turns up now and then. The spittoon whimsey is an extraordinary rarity and was made from a tumbler. It sold for $3,900 in 1999. Some writers contend that Buzz Saw cruets are actually this pattern, but Alan and Lorraine Pickup think they are a different, though similar, pattern. | |
Water sets, 7 pieces Green, 165 (2004), 375 (2005), 200, 350 (both 2006), 320 (2007) Green, 5 piece, 600 (2003) Green, spectacular example, 1,000 (1997) Water pitchers |
Tumblers Amethyst, 75, 105 (both 2000) Green, 23, 35, 50 (all 2005), 15, 25, 45 (all 2006) 20, 45 (both 2007) Marigold, 75 (2000), 110 (chip, 2005) Spittoon whimsey from tumbler |