There is one sugar bowl in the Colonial Fluted Rope pattern. It is footed and has a lid with a center finial. The “rope” design runs along the top edge of the bowl, and the rays run from the footed base vertically to the “rope” at the top edge. On the lid, there is a center plain circle where the finial attaches, and then rays run from this circle to the outer edge of the lid. Green is the predominant color for this pattern, but some crystal pieces have been found.
One style of cup was made in the Georgian Lovebirds pattern. It is footed and comes in the color green.
One type of sherbet was made in the Colonial Fluted Rope pattern. It has a plain rounded foot. The bowl of the sherbet has rays from the stem extending upward to the rim, with the “rope” running along the rim of the sherbet. Green is the predominant color for this pattern, but some crystal pieces have…
Five different tumblers were made in the Sharon Cabbage Rose pattern. The four and one-eighth inch, 9 ounce, tumbler and the five and one-quarter inch, 12 ounce, tumbler were made in a thick and thin glass styles and came in the colors green, pink, and amber. The six and one-half inch, 15 ounce, tumbler was footed…
The Sharon Cabbage Rose platter was made in a twelve and one-half inch oval and came in the colors green, pink, and amber.
The Sharon Cabbage Rose pitchers hold 80 ounces, and were made in the colors green, pink, and amber. Two styles were made: with an ice lip, and without an ice lip.
The Sharon Cabbage Rose sugar bowl has a lid and was made in the colors green, pink, and amber.