Four types of pitchers were made in the New Century pattern. The 60 ounce pitcher stands seven and three-quarter inches tall and was made with and without an ice lip. The 80 ounce pitcher stands eight inches tall and was also made with and without an ice lip. All the pitchers were made in the full variety of colors — green, crystal, amethyst, pink and cobalt blue.
Eight bowls were made in the Royal Lace pattern. The four and three-fourths cream soup bowl, the five inch berry bowl, the ten inch round berry bowl, the ten inch 3-legged straight edge bowl, the ten inch 3-legged rolled edge bowl, the ten inch 3-legged ruffled edge bowl, the eleven inch oval vegetable bowl and the…
Two different types of sherbets were made in the Royal Lace Pattern: one footed, and the other in a metal holder. The footed sherbet stands four and one-eighth inches tall and has a base that is two and seven-eighths inches wide. It was made in the colors of cobalt blue, green, pink, and crystal. The…
One type of saucer was made in the Cloverleaf pattern. The center of the saucer is indented and plain, with the clover pattern running in a circle at the edge. It was made in the colors pink, green, yellow, and black.
One decanter was made in the New Century pattern. It has a glass stopper, and stands ten and one-quarter inches tall. The diameter of the base is three and one-half inches. It was only made in the colors of green and crystal.
Four different sized tumblers were made in the Royal Lace pattern. They were made in the colors cobalt blue, green, pink, and crystal. The 5 ounce tumbler is three and one-half inches tall with a diameter of two and five-eighths inches. The 9 ounce tumbler is four and one-eighth inches tall and three and one-quarter inches in…
Five different plates were made in the New Century pattern. The sherbet plate is six inches in diameter. The breakfast plate is seven and one-eighth inches in diameter. The salad plate is eight and one-half inches in diameter. The dinner and grill plates are both ten inches in diameter. All of the plates were only…