Four Flowers, Dugan   Updated 2/11/2011
The pattern has four large flowers separated by overlapping crescent shapes. The reverse usually has the Soda Gold exterior--the same pattern found as a background on Dugan's Maple Leaf. The Swedish glass maker, Eda, also made the pattern. A similar pattern, Four Flowers variant, thought to have been made in Europe, has the same crescents and four flowers, but with the addition of buds located between the overlapping crescents. Left above is a spectacular ruffled Four Flowers bowl in purple with blue iridescence. It sold for $1,700 in 2000. On the right is a typical small plate (about 6 inches) in peach opal. These are the most frequently seen shapes and colors in the pattern.
Bowls, 8 1/2 to 10 inches

Blue (Eda version), 80 (2007), 75 (2009)

Marigold, 20-30

Peach opal, 40-70

Peach opal, ice cream shape, 160 (2011)

Purple, 85, 245 (both 2009), 50 (2010),
   120, 225, 700 (all 2011)

Bowls, large tricorner

Peach opal, 400 (1999), 125 (2003), 160 (2008)

Bowls, banana dish shape (2 sides up)

Peach opal, 195 (2006), 125 (2008), 165 (2009)

Purple, 215 (2000)

Bowls or sauces, about 6 inches

Peach opal, 15-25

Purple, 90 (2007), 55 (2009), 85 (2010)

Berry sets, 4-7 pieces

Peach opal, 60 (2005), 150 (2007), 165 (2008)

Cake set (chop and 6 small plates)

Peach opal, 325 (2007), 275 (2008)

Chop plates, 10-11 inches (from large bowl)

Peach opal, 150, 165, 175, 245 (all 2009)

Purple, 1,300 (2007), 475 (2009),
   3,500, 6,000 (both 2011)

Small plates, 6-7 inches

Peach opal, 25-40

Purple, 525 (2006), 200, 225 (both 2008)

Rosebowls

Marigold, 6 1/2 inch, 45 (2007)

Marigold, giant, 105 (2005), 40 (2008)