Found only in water set pieces, the pattern was named for Marilyn Gaida, an early carnival glass collector. Most easily remembered by the dominant hobstars and vertical rows of diamond shapes in between.
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Found only in water set pieces, the pattern was named for Marilyn Gaida, an early carnival glass collector. Most easily remembered by the dominant hobstars and vertical rows of diamond shapes in between. | |
Water sets, 7 piece Amethyst/purple, 575, 850 (both 2017), 800 (2020) Amethyst, 3 tumblers chipped, 400 (2019) Marigold, 425 (2007), 525, 600 (both 2012) Marigold, 5 piece, 350 (2018), 275 (2021) Marigold, 6 piece, 550 (2020) Water pitchers Tumblers
Updated 12/13/2022 |