Item Number: B-04
Approximate Size: slightly less than 6½″ D
Production Dates: Not shown in catalog. Production dates not known.
This bowl was not featured in catalogs by Fostoria Glass; therefore, exact production dates are not known.
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Item Number: B-09
Approximate Size: 12″ D; 3½″ H
Production Dates: Not shown in catalog. Production dates not known.
This bowl was not featured in catalogs by Fostoria Glass; therefore, exact production dates are not known.
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Item Number: B-08
Approximate Size: 11″ D; 4¼″ H
Production Dates: Not shown in catalog. Production dates not known.
This bowl was not featured in catalogs by Fostoria Glass; therefore, exact production dates are not known.
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Item Number: B-18
Approximate Size: 10″ D; 4½″ H
Production Dates: Not shown in catalog. Believed to be late-production item.
This bowl was not featured in catalogs by Fostoria Glass; therefore, exact production dates are not known. The Footed Bowl (with a flared top) looks like a small punch bowl. There is also a colored version in Ruby, which is actually easier to find than the crystal bowl. This bowl has a smaller diameter than both the Footed Fruit Bowl (250) and the 14″ Punch Bowl (600).
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Item Number: 482-SS
Approximate Size: 5⅝″ L
Production Dates: 1965-1974
The Mayonnaise Stainless Steel Ladle is an item that many collectors are not aware of. While most Fostoria ladles were made of glass, the last ladles to be offered were forged from stainless steel. Per official Fostoria documents, the originial glass ladle was replaced with a stainless steel version in the mid-1960s.
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Item Number: SS-08
Approximate Size: 3″ H
Production Dates: 1915-1923
The Pearl Disc “P” Shakers had a shorter life span than most of the other shakers in the American line. Hence, they are extremely hard to find. When you do find them, the pearl wafer has usually cracked or turned in color. The metal band can still be found in relatively good shape; however, most times they will have a few dents in them, especially around the top edge.
This particular shaker is quite lovely, especially with the intricate details of the top. The pearl wafer is lightweight, so one has to be careful as they can be easy to dent, crack, or bend. Fostoria Glass described them as the following: “P Top is pearl disc with non-corrosive band.”
The glass portion of the shaker is Shaker No. 2, which was produced with a variety of lids. These shakers (and others) are referenced in my book, Fostoria American In-Depth Review and Identification Guide, on page 85 – in the Shakers & Salt Servers Chapter.
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