| Open Rose, Imperial Updated 12/5/2011 | |
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| This is actually the same pattern as Imperial's Lustre Rose, though collectors have traditionally referred to collar based bowls and plates as Open Rose. I follow the simple rule--if it's collar based, it's this name, everything else is Lustre Rose. Imperial and several succeeding glassmakers reproduced this pattern. Above are a handsome 9-inch plate in purple and a large bowl in teal. | |
Plates, 9 inches![]() Amber, 65-100 ![]() Amber, electric irid., 1,700 (2005), 460 (2007) ![]() Clambroth, 65 (1998) ![]() Green, 45, 260 (both 2008), 50, 220 (both 2010), 45 (2011) ![]() Helios green, 50 (2005), 15 (2006), 35 (2011) ![]() Marigold, 40-70 ![]() Purple, 575, 600, 850, 1,000 (all 2008), 800, 1,150 (both 2010), 875 (2011) ![]() Smoke, low ruffled, 260 (2004) Berry sets, 5-7 pieces Bowl, small berry or sauce |
Bowl, 7-9 inches, collar base![]() Amber, 48 (2007), 50 (2008), 20 (2009), 40 (2011) ![]() Aqua, 100 (2003) ![]() Blue, 180 (2009), 45, 75 (both 2010) ![]() Blue, powder, 75 (2006), 300 (2010) ![]() Blue, smokey, 90 (2004) ![]() Clambroth, 25 (2007) ![]() Green, 25 (2008) ![]() Helios, 75 (1999) ![]() Lime, 10 (2006) ![]() Marigold, 20-30 ![]() Purple, 38, 50, 95 (all 2008), 215 (2009), 90 (2010), 50 (2011) ![]() Smoke, 20-35 ![]() Teal known ![]() Vaseline, 95 (1999) Basket, whimised from bowl Centerpiece bowls, see Lustre Rose. |
| The Open Rose rosebowl was crafted from the larger collar-based bowl.
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