Star and File, Imperial   Updated 4/1/2008
Star and File can be identified by its large 8-pointed star on a hexagonal shape with file panels between each star. Apparently a popular pattern in its day as it was made in so many shapes. However, the only shapes to come to market regularly are the celery vase (sometimes called a chalice) and rosebowl shown here along with the 6-inch plate.
Celery vases

Clambroth, 25 (1997), 10 (2003)

Marigold, 75 (2000), 40 (2004)

Smoke, 45 (2006)

Bonbons

Marigold, 10 (2001), 20 (eBay 2005)

Compotes, about 7 inches

Clambroth, 28 (2002), 33 (2004), 20 (2005)

Marigold, 10 (2003), 13 (2005)

Relish or pickle dish

Marigold, 19 (2005)

Sherbet

Marigold, 35 (2002)

Creamer

Marigold, 15 (2004)

Spooner

Marigold, 50 (2004), 11 (2005)

Smoke, 65 (1998)

Goblet

Marigold, 30 (1995)

Vase, footed

Marigold, 30 (1997)

Rosebowls

Marigold, 15, 17 (both 2006), 120 (2007)

Bowls, 6-7 inches

Marigold, 8 (2005)

Marigold, 6 inch square, 25 (1998)

Nut bowls

Marigold, 15 (2002), 13 (2004)

Small plates, about 6 inches, pattern on exterior

Marigold, 115 (2003), 65, 65 (both 2004),
   20, 30 (both 2006)

Water sets, 7 pieces

Marigold, 225, 255 (both 2001), 325 (2002),
   195 (2005), 200 (2006), 165 (2007)

Water pitchers

Marigold, 95 (2001), 65 (2004), 95 (2007)

Tumblers

Marigold, 15, 25 (both 2002)

Milk pitcher

Marigold, 110 (1998), 55 (2006)

Wine set, 6-7 pieces

Marigold, 85 (2002), 185, 195 (both 2005)

Wine decanter

Marigold, 145 (2002)

Wine glasses (4 inches tall)

Marigold, 6, 10, 40 (all 2002), 10 (2005), 10 (2008)

Champagne glasses

Marigold, 30 (2004), 30, 35 (both 2005)

Cordial

Marigold, 275 (1996)

Marigold, set of 6, 250 (1998)