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"Pansy" Lancaster Glass Co. #1831/3 crimped bowl Pansy is a hand-painted piece with a yellow and red pansy-like flower that is satinized on one side. Pansy is featured on page 166 in my book. Pansy is a very limited line with very few found pieces. Pansy is only found on pink blanks as the card suggests.	"Morning Glory" Lancaster Glass Co. #891/3 crimped bowl Morning Glory is featured on page 147 and 148 in my book. Morning Glory was named for the flower that is molded in the legs of the bowl. Morning Glory was molded onto pink and soft green blanks as the card suggests. If you would like to see this in pink as well, let me know.	"Pauline" Standard Glass Mfg. Co. #1830/3 crimped bowl Pauline is featured on pages 262 and 263 in my book. Pauline is a readily found pattern. Pauline comes in three different lines, 1830, 377, and 1660. The 1660 line is easily found in antique shops and online. Pauline is only found on topaz blanks.

"Fuchsia" Standard Glass Mfg. Co. #1831/3 crimped bowl Fuchsia is found not only on pink but also the apple green and topaz blanks. Fuchsia was etched by Standard onto many Lancaster blanks including Open Work. Fuchsia is featured on pages 248 and 249 in my book. This is one of two Standard lines featured in the card series.	"Landrum" Lancaster Glass Co. #767/3 crimped bowl Landrum, also known as Cane Landrum and Petal Landrum, is probably the most widely recognized mold by Lancaster. Easily found in topaz, Landrum also comes in pink and apple green in select pieces. The bowl featured on this card has not been found in apple green. I may likely featured this card in the future in pink as well.	"Mermaid" Lancaster Glass Co. #1832/3 crimped bowl Mermaid, as I named it, is reminiscent of a mermaid's tail to me, hence the name. Mermaid is featured on page 128 in my book. Mermaid has been found in pink, both clear and satinized, and in apple green as featured on the card. I may also feature this card in pink as well. I have found an unusual version of this mold, which I will feature in the future on the site.