Fortune Tumblers
There are two types of tumblers in the Fortune pattern. The five ounce juice tumbler stands three and one-half inches tall. The nine ounce water tumbler stands four inches tall.
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.
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.
The Miss America cup was made in the colors pink, green, crystal, and royal ruby. The royal ruby color is pretty rare.
Three different tumblers were made in the Spiral pattern: a five ounce juice tumbler that stands three inches tall, a nine ounce water tumbler that stands five inches tall, and a footed tumbler that stands five and seven-eighths inches tall. Although green is the predominant color, some crystal pieces can also be found.
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.
Three different goblets were made in the Miss America pattern. The three ounce wine goblet is three and three-fourths inches high. The five ounce juice goblet is four and three-fourths inches high. The ten ounce water goblet is five and one-half inches high. All three goblets were made in the colors pink, crystal, and royal…