| Flute, Northwood Updated 4/22/2008 | |
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| Northwood's Flute pattern is quite different from that of Imperial. There are two main differences; with the Northwood, the handles are round and the shapes are more bulbous. Very few Northwood Flute pieces come to market. The green tumbler is one of three known. | |
Water set, 7 pieces![]() Marigold, 250 (1996), 70 (2007) Water set, 6 pieces Water pitcher |
Tumblers![]() Green, 185 (1995), 275 (1998), 100 (2006) ![]() Marigold, 13 (1996), 75 (2006) |
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| Shown above is a typical 4-piece table set. The breakfast set has just a small creamer and sugar with no lid. |
Table set, 4 pieces![]() Marigold, 275 (2003), 850 (2007) Table set creamer and sugar Butter dish Sugar, with lid |
Breakfast set![]() Purple, only color known, 150 (1995) Celery vase Sherbet Berry set, 7 pieces Nut or salt set, 7 pieces |
| Northwood's Flute vase has eight wide flutes or panels and a 4 1/4 inch starred base. Usually seen in green, invariably with heavy marigold iridescence at the top fading at the bottom. This marigold example is just under 10 inches tall, relatively short for these. They range up to about 17 inches.
Green, 60-100 |