| Palm Beach, U.S. Glass Updated 4/3/2008 | |
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| Palm Beach was the US Glass grape pattern. It is distinctive for the prominent vine that starts at the base and curves up to the top overlapping the adjoining vine. Above are a large berry bowl and a bowl that has been whimsied into a banana bowl. It has gold trim around the edge (often referred to as Goofus). Bowls were often whimsied into interesting shapes; these banana bowls, tricorner, and squarish. Many pieces are found in the color unique to US Glass called honey amber--similar to marigold but with a lustrous brown effect that looks like honey. | |
Berry sets![]() Honey amber, 6 piece, 275 (2004) ![]() White, gooseberry interior, 6 piece, 200 (2001) ![]() White, 7 piece, 375 (2003) Bowl, small berry or sauce, usually with gooseberry interior Plates, about 7 inches |
Banana dish whimsies, 5-7 inches long![]() Amethyst/purple, 135 (1999), 80, 145, 150 (all 2005) ![]() Honey amber, 145 (1994), 125 (2004) ![]() Lavender, 435 (2001), 200 (2002) ![]() Marigold, 95 (2001), 175 (2005), 135 (2006), 95 (2007) ![]() White, 5 inch, 300 (2005) Bowl, other whimsies from small berry or sauce |
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| The small bowls are often whimsied into rosebowls. If they are cupped in far enough so that the top opening is quite small, they can be considered hair receivers. Handled table set pieces have twig-style handles and the butter dish and covered sugar have grape finials. | |||
Rosebowls![]() Amethyst, 325 (2000), 125 (2006) ![]() Marigold, 125, 130 (both 2003), 105 (2005), 35 (2007) ![]() Smoke, silver overlay, 375 (2006) ![]() White, 145 (2002), 195 (2004), 155 (2006), 65 (2007) Table set, 4 pieces Butter dish, sugar, spooner Butter dishes |
Sugar, covered![]() White, 270, (2000), 300 (2002) Creamers Spooners Creamer and sugar set
At the left is a water pitcher in white.
| Water set, 7 piece Water pitcher Cider pitchers Tumblers | |
| These are two of the several vases whimsied from various Palm Beach pieces. The vase on the left was made from an unknown shape, on the right from a spooner.
Vase whimsies |