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This pattern looks much like Fenton’s Coin Dot, but with the addition of “stitches” between the dots. It’s a rather scarce pattern, with only one marigold rosebowl reported. The blue 2 sides up (center) is owned by Pamela Waluk and is 9 1/2 inches across (she sent the photo in September, 2009) – it’s a marvelous whimsey. The photo of the bowl above right was sent, along with several others, by Kim Damzel of Canada, and there are a couple of things that are unusual about it. First of all, it’s vaseline (two of Kim’s photos clearly showed the glow). The other unusual aspect is the three-in-one edge which is most unusual for this pattern.
[column-half-1]Bowls, about 8 1/2 inches, mostly ruffled
Amethyst, ice cream shape, 135 (2005)
Amethyst, ruffled, 300 (2001)
Aqua, 250 (1996), 75 (2000), 75 (2014)
Blue, 40, 65 (2009), 55 (2010), 75 (2012), 30, 75 (2014)
Blue, ice cream shape, 325 (2009), 225 (2014), 45 (2015)
Green, 75 (2008), 95 (2009), 55 (2012), 65 (2014)
Marigold, 10, 20, 30, 35 (all 2013), 15, 40 (2014), 10, 25 (2015)
Red reported
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[column-half-2]Plates, about 9 1/4 inches
Blue, 700 (2005)
Marigold, 600 (1998), 1,000 (2004)[/column-half-2]
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