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Dugan's Farmyard is found mostly in ruffled or square shaped bowls. Here, however, is the only known round bowl, spread so much that it's almost a plate. In amethyst, as are most Farmyard pieces. |
Imperial whimsied very few pieces. This one is a standard Cobblestones purple bowl that has been spread into a chop plate. The only one known. |
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A most unusual whimsey. Northwood's Grape and Cable purple hatpin holder that has been necked in then spread out to form a sort of spittoon shape. |
Another Grape and Cable hatpin holder, this one in green and with a ring cap that turns it into a vase. There are a couple of these known. |
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This green Cambridge Double Star ladies' spittoon was made from a tumbler. So far as I know, it is the only one in this pattern. |
So far as is known, this spittoon made from a green Peacock at the Fountain sugar bowl base. One other is known in green and one in amethyst. |
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Another Northwood Peacock at the Fountain piece, this time an amethyst fruit bowl that has been pulled up into almost a giant rosebowl. Only one known. |
Most Fenton Fantail large bowls are either ruffled or round, but here is one in blue that has been flattened into a chop plate. |
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This is what I suppose could be called a hair receiver. It was made from a Millersburg Feather and Heart tumbler and smoothed into the center. It's the only one I've heard of. |
Another Fenton Butterfly and Berry piece, this time a marigold tumbler made into a small hatpin holder. The ring cap was the one used for the vase and flames have been smoothed in. I've seen one other similar one. |
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The Fenton Kittens spittoons were made from a pulled up cereal bowl then necked in. There are several in both marigold and blue. |
US Glass made their little spittoon whimsies from a small Cosmos and Cane bowl. They are known in both white and honey amber. |
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