| Octagon, Imperial Updated 12/10/2011 | |
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| Found in a wide range of shapes, Octagon was one of Imperial's most enduring patterns. Shown left are a tumbler (two sizes known, the variant about 1/4 inch taller than the regular), a pitcher (there are two sizes of water pitchers, 10-inch and 8-inch, and a 6 1/2-inch milk pitcher), a toothpick holder, and a water goblet. The table set has the standard four pieces including a covered butter dish and covered sugar. The Octagon pattern has been reproduced by several makers. | |
Water sets, 7 piece![]() Marigold, large size pitcher, 170 (2004), 115 (2006) ![]() Marigold, midsize pitcher, 110 (2007), 85, 115 (both 2010) ![]() Marigold, 5 pieces, midsize size pitcher, 85 (2009) ![]() Purple, large size pitcher, 900 (2001), 475 (2010) Water pitchers Milk pitchers, 6 inch Tumblers Water goblets Sherbet Toothpick holders (supposedly old) Nappy (rare shape) |
Table sets, 4 piece![]() Marigold, 165 (2008), 45, 165 (both 2011) Butter dish Creamer Spooner Sugar and Creamer Celery vase, 2 handles Salt and pepper shaker set Salt shaker Berry set, 6 pieces Bowls, about 8-10 inches Sauce, 5 inch |
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Comments by Alan and Lorraine Pickup
Wine sets, 6-8 pieces Wine decanters Wine glasses, 4 inches tall |
Vases, 8 inch![]() Marigold, 28, 48, 55 (all 2008), 13 (2010), 30, 80 (both 2011) Compotes (either large or small) Cordial, 3½ inches tall |
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| Green is a very rare color in Octagon. The above bowl, described as a centerpiece bowl at the 2003 auction where it brought $240, is 12 inches across. The marigold rosebowl, which also sold in 2003, has a 6½ inch opening. It was cracked, however, so it only brought $30; another in marigold sold for $240 in 1999. | |