This Fostoria etched ITALIAN LACE regular 7.5 oz sugar and creamer set (on the #2496 Baroque blank) with gold trim on the edge is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches, slight gold loss on the sugar. Creamer is 3.75" high; Sugar is 3.6" high and both have a collar foot (also with gold trim). Book value for the set is $55. Fostoria made this pattern (its Decoration #514, an all over needle etch with gold trim) from 1938-1943 and in the last year of production changed th ...click for details
This Fostoria HEATHER (Etching #343) 2.5" high, 5.4" wide short-stemmed cheese comport or compote is on the on Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. It has a book value of $46. Fostoria Glass etched Heather on items from 1949-1971.
This Fostoria HEATHER (Etching #343) 8.1" round, 3-toed tidbit tray is on the on Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. It has a book value of $36. Fostoria Glass etched Heather on items from 1949-1971.
This Fostoria Bouquet (Etching #342) regular sized 7 oz. cream and sugar set is on the Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. The creamer is 4.25" high and the sugar is 4" high. This set has a book value of $65. Fostoria Glass etched their Bouquet pattern on items from before 1924 to 1986.
This Fostoria BAROQUE (#2496) 12" Round Flat Flared Console or Center Bowl in Topaz (yellow) is in very good to excellent condition; it has a small (1/4") scratch inside and a couple smudges from stacking on the bottom, but otherwise looks unused. Priced under the $50 book value because of these small flaws. Fostoria Glass made the Baroque pattern (blank #2496) from 1936-1966.
This Topaz (Yellow) Fostoria BAROQUE 14" Cabaret Plate is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, might have some minor marks but nothing significant; book value is $50. This is the plate with a small center and turned up edges used for a serving platter as well as the salad bowl liner. Fostoria Glass made the Baroque pattern (blank #2496) from 1936-1966.
