| Fine Cut and Roses, Northwood Updated 12/6/2011 | |
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| Most Fine Cut and Roses rosebowls and candy dishes were made from the same mold. There was another mold, though, that did not have the usual circular ring on the bottom of the bowl (right example in first photo), referred to as the variant. There are also some rare examples that have a smooth, round top. Both rosebowls and candy dishes can have an interior pattern called Fancy, shown in the candy dish above. In all items, the feet are susceptible to damage. Fenton made a similar contemporary rosebowl with grapes instead of roses. | |
Rosebowls, plain interior![]() Amethyst, 30-60 ![]() Amethyst, black, 90 (2010) ![]() Aqua opal, 700, 925, 1,300 (all 2009), 1,900 (2010) ![]() Blue, smokey, 220 (2009) ![]() Custard, pearlized, 120 (2007) ![]() Custard, nutmeg, 40 (2011) ![]() Green, 60-110 ![]() Green, emerald, polished feet, 240 (2011) ![]() Horehound, 325 (2007), 105 (2009) ![]() Ice blue, 65, 100, 110, 115 (all 2011) ![]() Lavender, 23, 50 (both 2009) ![]() Marigold, 35-50 ![]() Smoke, 135 (2009) ![]() White, 70, 100 (both 2008) Rosebowls, Fancy interior Rosebowls, variant (no bottom ring) |
Candy dishes, plain interior![]() Amethyst, 35 (2008), 25 (2009), 15 (2010) ![]() Aqua opal, 170 (2009 & 2010) ![]() Blue, 65 (2010) ![]() Green, 35, 60 (both 2010), 15, 18, 20 (all 2011) ![]() Horehound, 250 (2009), 23 (2011) ![]() Ice blue, 45 (2009), 85, 95 (both 2010) ![]() Marigold, 15-25 ![]() White, 30, 50 (both 2010) Candy dishes, Fancy interior |