Dahlia, Dugan | |
With its huge flower dominating the sides of all shapes, it's hard to confuse this with any other pattern. However, it's easy to confuse the old pitchers with the new. The new pitchers were made from the same molds and are often found in amethyst, the most widely seen color in the classic pitchers. Pitchers have also been reproduced in white and other colors. There's no sure-fire way to tell the difference but most people feel that pitchers that are iridized on the bottom are newer reproductions. Tumblers, the only other shape reproduced, are easy to tell; they have three flowers around rather than four as in the classic version. Berry bowls have a large flower on the base of the interior as well as on the exterior. To view reproductions, click here.
Hartung Book Three: Dahlia Bowl
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Water sets, 7 pieces Amethyst/purple, 275 (2016), 325 (2019), 110 (2022) Amethyst/purple, 5 pieces, 400 (2021) Marigold, 625 (2013), 550, 600 (both 2014) Marigold, 5 pieces, blue stain, 130 (2018) White, 550 (2006), 475 (2016) White, gold trim, 650 (2015) White, blue flowers, 2,300 (2005), 250 (2016), 700 (2018) White, 5 pieces, blue flowers, 3,250 (1999), 575 (2019) Water pitchers Tumblers
Above is a Dahlia variant tumbler. It has smaller flowers. In purple, this one sold in 2010 for $450. Another sold for $60 in 2014.
Updated 11/26/2022 |
Berry sets, 7 pc Amethyst/purple, 180 (2014), 450 (2019), 120 (2020) Amethyst/purple, 5-piece, 165 (2015) Marigold, 85 (2010), 45 (2011), 225 (2015) Marigold, 5-piece, 115 (2019) Marigold, 3-piece, 65 (2021) White, 200 (2007), 300 (2019) White, 5 piece, 125 (2009) White, 6 piece, red flowers, gold trim, 475 (2006) White, 6 piece, blue paint, gold trim, 280 (2013) Bowls, large berry Bowls, small berry or sauce Table sets, 4 pieces, some with painted flowers Butter dishes, covered Butter dish, spooner and sugar base Creamers, some with painted flowers Creamer and Sugar Spooners Sugars, covered |