Two different sherbets were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. One has a diameter of three inches and was only made in the color pink. The other has a diameter of three and three-eighths inches and was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal.
Two different pitchers were made in the Spiral pattern. Both stand seven and five-eighths inches high. One holds 54 ounces and has a bulbous bottom, and the other holds 58 ounces. Green is the predominant color for this pattern, but some crystal pieces can also be found.
One type of sugar bowl was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It has a lid, and stands four and one-half inches tall without including the lid. It can be found in the colors pink, green, and crystal. The pink lid is the rarest.
The Fortune saucer was made in the colors pink and crystal. It has a ring where the cup sits inside.
One covered preserve dish was made in the Spiral pattern. It could also be considered a covered candy dish. It has a flat round base, with tapered sides. The cover is round with a pointed finial in the center. Green is the predominant color for this pattern, but some crystal pieces can also be found.
Two types of salt and pepper shakers were made in the Mayfair Open Rose pattern. The footed salt and pepper pair was only made in pink and is extremely rare. The flat salt and pepper pair was made in pink, green, blue, yellow, and crystal — with the green and yellow colors the most rare. …
The Circle sugar bowl is open. No lid exists. It was made in the colors green and pink. The color pink is more rare.