The glass maker just wanted to see what he could do, or perhaps it was something of a contest between various workers to see what each could create. Partly it could also have been a training method, with the master glassmakers showing the novices what could be done. The amethyst Country Kitchen spittoon at the right was made from a table set spooner. It was at one time in the famous Gaida collection and now resides with Floyd and Cecil Whitley. It is the only such piece known.
Diamonds tumbler in marigold.
Grape Wreath variant, in amethyst, made from a small mold. There are two of these known, this one in the collection of Carl and Ferne Schroeder. Hobnail spittoon in amethyst. There are enough of these around that they must have been a production item. Also found in the rosebowl shape.