Four different plates were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The sherbet plate had a diameter of six inches. The luncheon plate had a diameter of eight and one-half inches. The dinner and grill plates had diameters of ten inches. All plates were made in the colors green, pink, and crystal. Some dinner and grill plates were made with a beaded edge. These are rare.
The Cameo Ballerina open butter dish was three inches tall by five and one-half inches wide. It was called “open” because it didn’t have a lid, and would thus distinguish it from the covered butter dish. This piece has also been called an ice bowl. It was made in the colors green, pink, and crystal with a platinum…
The Miss America saucer was made in the colors pink, crystal and royal ruby. The royal ruby color is rare. It has a pointed edge with a recess in the center to hold the cup.
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.
Two different types of sugar bowls were made in the Spiral pattern. The styles were flat and footed. Although green is the predominant color, some crystal pieces can also be found.
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.
Two types of Circle Cups were made. One has a rounded handle and base and another with an angled handle and base. Both were made in the colors green and pink.