This Fostoria CHINTZ (Etch #338) 3 piece mayonnaise is on the Baroque blank (line #2496) and is in excellent condition and crystal is brilliantly clear (any yellow in the picture is from background reflection). Set includes the 5" flared, crimped 3.5" high mayonnaise bowl, the 6.5" underplate (liner) with indent (there are a few stray stacking marks on the liner) and plain glass 5" Fostoria spoon or ladle (the ladles weren't etched). Fostoria Glass made items with this etch from 1940-1976...

This Fostoria Chintz crystal etched creamer and sugar set on the Baroque blank (line #2496) is in excellent condition; no flaws noted. It includes the 3.75" footed creamer and 3.6" footed sugar, both regular (vs. individual) sized, holding 7.5 oz each. Fostoria Glass made items with this etch (#338) from 1940-1976. See our many other listings for Fostoria Chintz items.

These Fostoria CHINTZ (Etch #338) 4.25" 6 oz low sherbet stems (on Greenbriar #6026) are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, dings, repairs, etc. Book value $18 each. Fostoria Glass made items with this etch from 1940-1976. See our many other listings for Fostoria Chintz items.

This Duncan & Miller Glass Company FIRST LOVE #31 1/2 round 10" relish (with 4 equal parts and celery center) has a serrated edge and is in excellent condition; no flaws at all found. D & M made items with this etch in the late 1930s and into the 1940s.

This Duncan & Miller Glass Company FIRST LOVE #115/52 round, tab handled 2 part crystal 6" relish on the Canterbury blank has a small 1/2" scratch in inside bottom, so price is reduced from the $38 book value (see picture 2); otherwise, no flaws found. The glass is bright and clear, not cloudy, as might appear in Picture 1 (that's just the reflection). D & M made items with this etch in the late 1930s and into the 1940s.

This Duncan & Miller Sandwich pattern 11 1/2" Ruffled Flower Bowl is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. Duncan & Miller made its Sandwich pattern from 1924-1955; this is the elegant crystal version of the pattern (which they originally called Lace) based on an early pressed pattern made by Sandwich Glass, also made later by Anchor Hocking and Indiana Glass. DM is characterized by a 10 pointed star surrounded by a quilted effect on the bottom of most pieces.

These crystal Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) 4 1/4", 6 oz Low Sherbets are etched on the #5098/5028 stem. All are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, nicks, cloudiness, etc. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the "June" etch from 1928-1952.

These Fostoria June etched 6.25" Bread and Butter or Dessert Plates in Rose Pink are all in excellent condition; there might be some minor, light stacking marks, but no chips, cracks, or usage marks. Fostoria made items with the June etch from 1928-58; see our other listings for items in Azure Blue, Rose Pink, Crystal, and Topaz Yellow.

These Fostoria June etched 8.6" Luncheon Plates in Rose Pink are all in excellent condition; there might be some minor, light stacking marks, but no chips, cracks, or usage marks. They measure close to 9" although the "official" measurement is 8.6". Fostoria made items with the June etch from 1928-58; see our other listings for items in Azure Blue, Rose Pink, Crystal, and Topaz Yellow.

These crystal Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) 6" 12 oz Footed Iced Tea Tumblers on the #5098/5028 stem are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches or rim roughness. One has a touch of acid near the rim. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the June etch from 1928-1952. See our other June listings, many items and colors in stock.

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) 8 1/4" 10 oz crystal Water Goblets are etched on the #5098/5028 stem; all are in excellent condition, chips, cracks, roughness, repairs, etc. One has a touch of acid near the rim. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the JUNE etch from 1928-1952.

This crystal clear Fostoria JUNE etched 9.75" #5000 Jug (aka Water Pitcher) is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, stains or discoloration; there is a scratch underneath the base that shows mostly when the jug is held up (since it's underneath and not on top, it's not very noticeable when displayed). See picture 3. Otherwise, no flaws. Fostoria Glass made items with the June etch from 1928-58; see our other listings for items in Azure Blue, Rose Pink, Crystal, and Topaz Yellow.