Three different plates were made in the Cloverleaf pattern. The sherbet plate was six inches in diameter, and was made in the colors green, yellow, and black. The black color is fairly rare. The luncheon plate was eight inches in diameter, and was made in the colors of pink, green, yellow, and black. The grill plate was ten and one-quarter inches in diameter, and was made in the colors green and yellow. The grill plate in either of these colors is pretty rare.
The Royal Lace pattern has five different pitchers. The 48 ounce, straight sided pitcher; the 64 ounce pitcher without an ice lip; and the 96 ounce pitcher with an ice lip were made in the colors cobalt blue, green, pink, and crystal. The 68 ounce pitcher with an ice lip was made in the colors…
Two goblets were made in the New Century pattern. Both are footed. The wine goblet holds two and one-half ounces. The opening diameter is two and one-quarter inches, and it stands four and one-quarter inches tall. The cocktail goblet holds three and one-quarter ounces. The opening diameter is three inches, and it stands four…
One candy dish was made in the Cloverleaf pattern. The candy dish is footed, and has a cover with a finial in the center. It was made in the colors green and yellow. The yellow ones are some of the most rare pieces in this pattern.
One type of butter dish was made in the New Century pattern. It has a separate base and lid. The diameter of the base is six and one-half inches. With the lid on top of the base, the whole butter dish stands four and three-fourths inches tall. It was made in the colors green and…
One type of creamer was made in the New Century pattern. It is footed, and stands three and three-fourths inches tall. It has an opening diameter of three and three-quarters inches. The colors green and crystal can be found.
The Royal Lace Sugar Bowl has a separate lid, and was made in the colors cobalt blue, green, pink, and crystal. Together the sugar bowl and lid stand five and seven-eighths inches high and have a diameter of three and three-fourths inches.