An interesting cheese dish was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The base is a large wooden plate that flares slightly upward. It has a circular rim around the center to assist in holding the lid in place. The top is the same lid that is used for the butter dish, with a center finial. It was only made in the color green, and is one of the more rare pieces in this pattern.
Two different types of creamers were made in the Spiral pattern. The flat creamer is similar in style to the Block Optic pattern, and the footed creamer is similar in style to the Cameo pattern. Green is the predominant color for this pattern, but some crystal pieces can also be found.
The Miss America salt and pepper shakers were made in the colors pink and crystal. They have been reproduced a variety of times and it is difficult to distinguish the reproductions from the originals. Original shakers have about two and one-half inches of depth inside; whereas, most reproduction shakers have an inside depth about two inches. Look…
Five different stems were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The cordial stands three and three-quarters inches high and holds one ounce. The cocktail stands four inches high and holds three ounces. The wine is four and one-half inches high and holds two and one-half ounces. The claret stands five and one-quarter inches…
Three different goblets were made in the Cameo Ballerina Pattern. All of the goblets were made in the colors green and pink. One wine goblet is three and one-half inches tall. It is the most rare goblet. Another wine goblet is four inches tall, and the water goblet is six inches tall.
The Cameo Ballerina comport is five and three-eighths inches wide, and was made in the colors pink and green.
Two decanters were made in the Cameo Ballerina pattern. Both were ten inches tall and made in the color green with a stopper. One is frosted and the other is not. The non-frosted decanter is worth much more than the frosted one.