Fostoria Neoclassic amethyst (purple) Art Deco cordial, 3 1/4" tall and holds 1oz...

Set of 4 Fostoria Neoclassic amethyst (purple) Art Deco champagnes, 4 3/4" tall, great Art Deco shape,could be for martinis too! Excellent condition....

Fostoria Oak Leaf brocade etch center handle server, made in the 1930's, deep etch, color is rose, ie pink, 11 1/2" wide with fleur de lis handle which is about 4" tall...

Fostoria Glass Sakier design footed bowl, topaz yellow, "A" style console bowl with topaz bowl and crystal legs and foot, 12" wide and flared, 5 3/4" tall...

1 Fostoria Glass Topaz Yellow "A" style tall compote, bowl is yellow and the 3 curled legs are crystal as is the foot, 6 1/4" tall and bowl is 6" wide...

Fostoria Glass topaz (yellow) Trojan cups & saucers, cups are 3 3/4" wide & 2 3/8" deep, saucers are 5 3/4" wide...

Fostoria Glass topaz Trojan sugar pail, 3 1/4" wide & 3 1/2" tall without the metal bale, with the gold tone handle it is 5 1/4" tall...

Fostoria topaz (yellow glass) Trojan etch sherbet or low champagne, crystal stem and foot, 5099 shape stem, 4 1/4" tall and holds 6oz...

Fostoria Trojan topaz yellow 6" plates, these are the bread and butter plates for the dinnerware set and also the liner plate for the finger bowl (see our finger bowls available), Fairfax shape...

Fostoria Trojan topaz yellow finger bowls, these are great for dessert, fruit, or sauces too nowadays! 4 1/2" wide & 2" deep, thin and lovely...

Fostoria Trojan topaz celery dish or oval serving bowl, nice and large at 11 3/4" long and 5 3/4" wide...

Fostoria Trojan topaz yellow gravy boat or sauce dish, 6 1/4" long & 3 5/8" wide & 2 3/4" deep...

Fostoria Trojan topaz yellow muffin plate or bonbon, 6 3/4" wide& 2 3/4" deep with open handles...

Fostoria Trona topaz yellow whip cream bowl (also great for sauce or candies or nuts), 6" wide and 1 1/2" deep with open handles on each side...

Great Fostoria (or some folks think another West Virginia Company) glass vase, milk glass with applied brown glaze and a detailed wonderful scene of a portly gentleman, whom I think is Shakespeare's Falstaff, sitting in front of a bit cask labelled 1612, 8 1/4" tall and 2 1/2" wide at the top...