One butter dish was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The butter dish has two separate pieces, a bottom and a lid. The bottom has a flared shape, like a low bowl. The lid has a center finial with ribs that extend from the finial vertically down to the base. It is available in the colors pink, green, and crystal. The bottom has been found with a beaded rim, which is quite rare.
The salt and pepper shakers in the Spiral pattern were predominatly made in the color green. However, some crystal pieces can also be found. They are one of the more rare pieces in this pattern.
The Miss America candy jar stands eleven and one-half inches high — including its cover. It was made in the colors pink and crystal. The pink color is more rare.
There are four different plates in the Circle pattern. The sherbet plate is six inches in diameter, and the luncheon plate is eight and one-quarter inches in diameter. They were made in the colors green and pink. A nine and one-half inches dinner plate and a ten inch sandwich plate were only made in the color green.
The Cameo Ballerina ice bowl was three inches tall by five and one-half inches wide, and was made in the colors green, pink, and crystal with a platinum rim. The color pink is the most rare. This piece has also been called an open butter dish.
The Mayfair Open Rose creamer is footed and was made in the colors pink, green, blue, and yellow. The green and yellow are the most rare. The creamer stands three and one-half inches tall and has a diameter of three and one-half inches.
Cameo Ballerina sherbets were made in two sizes. The shorter sherbet is three and one-eighths inches tall and were either blown or molded. The blown sherbet was made in the colors green and pink. The molded sherbet was made in the colors green, yellow and pink. The taller sherbet is four and seven-eighths inches tall and was made…