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A unique pattern, unlike anything else in Carnival, with rays divided into small rectangular shapes creating a texture that reminds some people of a cross section of a log. Many pieces in this pattern have been found in the northwestern US, leading to speculation that they may have been a special order for a glass distributor selling in that area. Above left is an ice cream shape bowl in blue and above left is the only two known three-in-one edge bowls in blue.
[column-half-1]Bowls, about 9 inches
Amethyst, 400 (2008), 900 (2010), 320 (2013)
Blue, 125, 170, 250, 375 (2014), 120, 225, 265, 325 (2015)
Celeste blue, 10,000 (2010)
Green, 325 (2011), 325 (2012), 350, 375, 525 (2014)
Green, 3/1 edge, 675 (2012)
Marigold, 40, 50, 65, 70, 75, 170 (2014), 40, 65, 70, 110, 140 (2015)
Red, 1,000, 1,600, 4,500 (2010), 1,300 (2011), 750 (2012), 3,100 (2013)
Teal, 2,000 (2001), 1,100 (2010), 725 (2012)[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2]Plates (some with slightly turned up edges)
Amethyst, 900 (2004)
Blue, 600 (2015)Marigold, 110, 170 (2006), 110 (2007), 180 (2011)[/column-half-2]
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