| Ribbed Band and Scales, Cristalerias Papini (Argentina) | |
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| The first known example of this pattern was the above marigold tumbler found by the late John Britt who gave it its name. It is rather small, just 3 1/2 inches tall and a 2-inch base. The letters "N.C.P." are molded into the slightly domed base. One example sold at a 1999 auction for $110, two more in 2000 for $125 and $155. The decanter, which also has the initials "N.C.P.," sold in 2001 for $110.
A marigold 5-piece water set sold in 2005 for $425. In 2015, a marigold tumbler sold for $35. In 2016, a 6-piece water set in marigold sold for $190. In 2017, a 4-piece water set in marigold sold for $45. In 2018, two marigold tumblers sold for $20 each.
Updated 7/9/2018 | |