Nine different tumblers were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. Two different types of tumblers, flat and footed, were made. All were made in the colors pink, green, and crystal. The flat tumblers are the 5 ounce juice tumbler, which is three and one-quarter inches high with a two and one-quarter inch mouth…
One type of sugar bowl was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It has a lid, and stands four and one-half inches tall without including the lid. It can be found in the colors pink, green, and crystal. The pink lid is the rarest.
Five different stems were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The cordial stands three and three-quarters inches high and holds one ounce. The cocktail stands four inches high and holds three ounces. The wine is four and one-half inches high and holds two and one-half ounces. The claret stands five and one-quarter inches…
One type of spoon holder was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It has also been called a celery holder. It stands five and one-half inches tall, and was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal. This is one of the more rare pieces in this pattern, and can be found with…
Two different sherbets were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. One has a diameter of three inches and was only made in the color pink. The other has a diameter of three and three-eighths inches and was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal.
One type of salt and pepper shakers were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork Pattern. Including their lids, the shakers stand four and one-quarter inches tall, and have a base diameter of one and one-half inches. They were made in the colors pink, green, and crystal. These shakers in the colors pink and green…
One type of platter was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It was in an oval shape, with the longest dimension being twelve inches. It was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal. Some were made with a beaded edge, which would be rare.
Four different plates were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The sherbet plate had a diameter of six inches. The luncheon plate had a diameter of eight and one-half inches. The dinner and grill plates had diameters of ten inches. All plates were made in the colors green, pink, and crystal. Some dinner…
One type of mug was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It holds 12 oz, and stands four and one-half inches tall. It was made in the colors pink and green, and is one of the rarest pieces in this pattern.
One type of cup was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. It was made in the colors pink, green, crystal, and Vitrock white.
One type of creamer was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. This creamer was large enough, that it sometimes was used as a milk pitcher instead. It stands 5 inches tall, and holds 16 oz. It was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal.
Two different pitchers were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The smaller of the two pitchers stands seven inches tall and holds 54 oz. It can be found with or without an ice lip, and was made in the colors pink, green, and crystal. The larger of the two pitchers stands seven and…
An interesting cheese dish was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The base is a large wooden plate that flares slightly upward. It has a circular rim around the center to assist in holding the lid in place. The top is the same lid that is used for the butter dish, with a…
One butter dish was made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. The butter dish has two separate pieces, a bottom and a lid. The bottom has a flared shape, like a low bowl. The lid has a center finial with ribs that extend from the finial vertically down to the base. It is available…
Seven different bowls were made in the Colonial Knife and Fork pattern. Two different sized berry bowls can be found. The smallest was only made in the color pink and has a diameter of three and three-quarters inches. The other berry bowl has a diameter of four and one-half inches and can be found in…