DOYLE & CO. No. 300 (OMN) by Doyle and Company/Pittsburgh-PA (Company Operated: 1868-1891), c1886 Introduced
NOTE: Paul Kirk Jr: Kamm book 8, page 109 shows a catalog page labeled as Doyle's No. 300, which includes this bowl in three sizes. Definitely earlier than 1891. Daisy and Button patterns in canary were in their heyday in the mid-1880s. Doyle's No. 300 is no exception. This Meridien Britannia catalog published in 1886 proves and documents that.

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Shape:Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Tom Bredehoft - MAGWV

Shape:Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Brenda Diffendal 5 inches wide by 2 inches tall

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Contributor: Matthew Cox (1,3), Johnathan Farris (2,4)

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Contributor: Danny Walker (1,3), Joe Linger (2,4)

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Contributor: Brad Gougeon (1,2), Jared Naegele

Shape:Oblong Serving Dish
Contributor: John Pfaff

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Contributor: Jim Thielen - Oblong

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Contributor: Janet Borden - Oblong

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Contributor: Patti's Picks - Oblong

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Contributor: Brad Gougeon

Shape:Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge

Shape:Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Tammy Lincecum - 10D, 4.25H

Shape:Tumblers
Contributor: Courtesy Tom Bredehoft, MAGWV. Daisy & button base and made with a honeycomb optic, a flute optic and plain.

Shape:Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Brenda Diffendal, Brad Gougeon

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Contributor: Brad Gougeon

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Contributor: Rick Ciralli

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Contributor: Sid Lethbridge, Jolanta Budvytyte, Keith Willcox

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Contributor: Jayne Roepke, Edburn Brian Faircloth