The item shown on the left is a "Footed Nut Dish". These can be
found in several different shaped bowls, unsigned or signed with the N inside a circle.
These more common shapes do not have a stippled pattern on the exterior or interior.
On the right is the flared bowl in extremely rare Vaseline Opalescent. I've only seen two these in this color. One was
signed and one was not. The feet are longer on this version and they have a stippled exterior and a flat
Stippled Rays interior. Photos are courtesy of collector Rick Graham. It's great to be able to show this version in Vaseline.
Note: Both versions are also known in Carnival Glass and the stippled version is called a variant. Because both versions
can be found signed or unsigned it becomes clear that there were two different molds being used during this same period.
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| PATTERN | COMPANY | DESCRIPTION | COLOR | VALUE |
| Shell & Wild Rose | Northwood | Novelty Bowl (Open Edge) | Blue | $60.00 |
| Shell & Wild Rose | Northwood | Novelty Bowl (Open Edge) | Green | $55.00 |
| Shell & Wild Rose | Northwood | Novelty Bowl Variant (Open Edge) | Vaseline *** | $150.00 |
| Shell & Wild Rose | Northwood | Novelty Bowl (Open Edge) | White | $50.00 |
| Shell & Wild Rose | Northwood | Rose Bowl (Open Edge) | Green | $55.00 |
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Butler Brothers Catalog dated 1906