Tulip and Cane (#9), Imperial
Manufacturer: Imperial
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About Tulip and Cane
The original Imperial name for this pattern was #9. Made in crystal before carnival glass production, there are several iridized shapes. The compote was advertised as a ‘footed jelly’; marketing was geared to the uses at the time. In the 1970’s the goblet was reproduced in a cobalt blue color and is marked with an IG. The reported shapes include:
• Bowls (see bowl-tulipcane)
• Compotes ( (see compote-tulipcane)
• Glasses (4 sizes) (see glasses-tulipcane)
• Nappy(handled) (see nappy-tulipcane)
HoC Pricing Database
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Tulip and Cane Bowls:
Tulip and Cane Compotes:
Tulip and Cane Glasses:
Tulip and Cane Nappy: