| Not a particularly dramatic vase; only the rare colors bring much of a price--and many simply have very weak or irregular iridescence. The pattern is characterized by alternating panels of smooth areas and herringbone-type ribs. The base is 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 inches, some with a multipoint star. Heights vary between 6 and 11 inches. Squatty vases, those under 7 inches, may be worth a bit more. Some vases have what Northwood called Alaskan finish; marigold iridescence on the top one-third or so (see photo). Vases with Alaskan finish tend to be worth a bit less than those with marigold top to bottom. A scarce pattern.
Amethyst/purple, 65 (2004), 65 (2005), 80 (2007)
Green, 14, 40 (both 2001), 10, 35, 40 (all 2004),
15 (2005), 50 (2006), 11, 25 (both 2007), 35 (2008)
Ice blue, 400 (1997)
Ice blue, 7 inch, 1,800 (2004)
Marigold, 17 (2004)
Marigold, 7 inch, 40 (2006)
Marigold, 6 inch, 55 (2000), 65 (2004), 45 (2007)
White, 175 (1999), 475 (2005), 250 (2006)
White, 7 inch, 300, 325 (both 2006)
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