these 'plain' patterns can often be difficult to ID. The compote lid's finial is hard to see in the photo but looks to be Vici (AKA: Mirror) by...
you're 2nd piece is called 'Herringbone' with unknown maker for now. the color is called 'sun purpled' and considered damage; the glass was left...
looks like one of the 'Early Moon & Star'/'Old Moon & Star'/'Star & Thumbprint'/'Star & Punty' patterns by several companies including Boston...
U.S. Glass #15090 Bulls Eye and Fan c1905
reminds me of Federal 'Moonglow'. hard to tell from these photos. best to have photos of side view (showing entire piece) and bottom on a medium...
next thought would be Walther, as they have provided much of this type of design to Mikasa.
looks like Mikasa https://www.replacements.com/webquote/micmic57.htm but not exact match
Fenton 3-toed hobnail bowl c1950s-60s #3635 in the 1965 catalog
might looks thru the old catalogs. they made several very similar designs in milk glass. here's one catalog with 3 of the patterns with Spanish...
match holder by Vallérysthal & Portieux #3994 c1907 here's catalog sheet; the blue opaque color was named 'Iris':...
creamer is McKee Bros. 'Modern' c1880s
#1 is Fenton's water lily rose bowl...
this is from one of those pieced together Imperial catalogs 'Book E' which includes items from 1914-37; this would be from the end of that time frame.
you can sometimes find these old web pages on 'the wayback machine'. here's one link showing the #192 'Charleton Roses' décor:...
check U.S. Glass Co. #15123 'Fort Pitt' c1911
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...
Dugan-Diamond Glass 'S-Repeat' c1904; spooner seems correct...
looks to be Richards & Hartley 'Cobb' c1885 AKAs: Zipper; Late Sawtooth yes, it has a different finial/knob compared to the butter. However, more...
Consolidated Seaweed and Shell
it does look like Imperial's Smooth Panels; like George mentions check the base diameter with those mentioned at Shetlar. here's another site with...
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