| Hanging Cherries, Millersburg Updated 12/6/2011 | |||||||
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| This pattern is sometimes called Millersburg Cherries. The cherries "hang" into the middle of bowls and plates, toward the bottom in other shapes. Above left is a green 8-inch plate, the only one known in this color. It sold for $4,250 at a 1994 auction. On the right is a blue three-in-one sauce, a rare color for Millersburg though these sauces are not too hard to find. This one also sold in 1994--for $1,100. Hanging Cherries is also found with a hobnail pattern on the reverse. | |||||||
Plates![]() Amethyst, 8 inch, 2,100 (1994), 2,700 (2006) ![]() Amethyst, 7 1/2 inch, 400 (1999), 1,000 (2007) ![]() Green, 7 1/2 inch, 2,300 (2010) ![]() Marigold, 6 inch, 3,400 (2003), 2,600 (2004), 3,300 (2006) ![]() Marigold, 7 inch, 2,000 (2008), 1,000 (2009), 740 (2010) ![]() Marigold, 7 1/2 inch, 3,300 (2007) Chop plates, 11 inches Bowls, small berry or sauce |
Bowls, 7-8 inch, usually ice cream shape![]() Amethyst, 100-180 ![]() Blue, ruffled, 2,450 (1999), 2,300, 4,000 (both 2006) ![]() Green, 80-150 ![]() Green, 3/1, 230 (2001) ![]() Lavender, low bowl, 300 (2005) ![]() Marigold, 50-75 Bowls, 9-10 inch Berry sets ![]() ![]() Hanging Cherries is found in both a water pitcher and a milk pitcher (about 7 inches to top of spout). There are two versions of the milk pitcher. On the left is the one you'll more likely see; there are only two known in the version in which the sides drop straight down. Tumblers are also found in a variant, like the one on the left with the flared top, and are known in amethyst, green, and marigold. Some tumblers have bases ground when they were made. |
Water pitchers |
![]() Amethyst, 600-1,000 ![]() Green, 550, 800, 950, 1,100, 2,700 (all 2010), 950 (2011) ![]() Marigold, 900 (2008), 725 (2010) Milk Pitchers
Water sets | ![]() Amethyst, 5 pieces, 1,700 (2004) ![]() Green, 7 pieces, 1,800 (1995), 2,400 (2008) ![]() Marigold, 5 pieces, 950 (1998), 475 (2008) Tumblers | |||
| Compotes are usually round or flared, but there are a few square examples as shown here.
Compotes, round Compotes, square Compotes, 2 sides up |
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Table sets consist of four pieces; a creamer, a two-handled spooner, a covered butter dish, and a covered sugar bowl. Fenton has reproduced creamers and sugars in amethyst.
Table sets, 4 pieces
Butter dish Creamer Sugar bowls with lid |