According to Glen and Stephen Thistlewood in their book, This blue example sold for $290 in 2001. In 2005, another blue example sold at live auction for $185 and one on eBay brought $140. In 2014 two sold for $50 and $75.
In 2019 another blue compote sold for $20.
In 2020, an additional blue compote brought $140.
Also known in a bowl.
Updated 6/30/2020
A Century of Carnival Glass, this pattern was named for the Danish lady who first discovered the pattern. The pattern consists of large hobstars separated by fan shapes. The base has a multi-point star.