Glass ID

What was this set for? They are about 4-1/2" to the rims.

Who may have made them? They look like Fostoria coin without the coin. They have a hint of old peach/gold trim on them. Thick and heavy. A few bubbles.

 

Hi,
Looks like creamer, sugar and a spooner. i can not see the pattern since there is so much going on.
greg

 

Terry, I love your 'artistic' background, but can you try a plainer one that doesn't interfere with identification?? Thanks!

 

yes, hard to see details in the photos, but looks to be a colonial panel pattern, which were made by many. From what I can make out, the finial/knob reminds me of the McKee Bros. #24/25 Colonial pattern.

 

It also helps not to shoot down at the item...

 

Six panels, wavy rim

 

Much better pix, no joy here, though, sorry.

 

check U.S. Glass Co. #15123 'Fort Pitt' c1911

 

I'd have to agree, here's a catalog image.

 

Hi
I'm from Pittsburgh and drank enough Fort Pitt beer to drown the Titanic. Never saw any beer glasses like that. At Christmas Fort Pitt offered Old Frothingslosh the only upside down beer with the foam on the bottom. (secret was they put the labels on upside down) Thanks for the memory
greg

 

Thanks all.

 

In the trash they go

 

Please! Not in the trash. The value is little, but there may be a new collector that would like to have them. I hate to see any old glass trashed. Maybe, someone can look for the butter and complete the table set.

 

I agree with Brazoz. They survived 108 years give them a chance with somebody else.or use them.