Sundae

Item Number: 16
Approximate Size: 3⅛″ H; 6 oz.
Production Dates: 1915-1982

This is the Fostoria American Sundae dish. Fostoria made several dessert dishes; many were called a “Sherbet” of some type. The Sundae dish stands alone, and simply by looking at it, one can tell it was appropriately named. It just looks like it is waiting for a scoop or two of some delicious ice cream!

This is a very versatile dish and can be enjoyed in a multitude of ways. While the Sundae dish is the perfect size for serving ice cream, it also is wonderful for other treats too. I like to put individual servings of fruit in them, especially when I want a pop of vibrant color to show through the glass!

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Fostoria American In-Depth Review and Identification Guide

While this resource website has published many photos and details on regular-production items from the American pattern, the Fostoria American In-Depth Review and Identification Guide delves deeper into the subject. In addition to drinkware glasses – the sundae, jelly stemware, and sherbet stemware items are also featured.

All the drinkware and stemware items shown on this website are included in this book, along with color photographs and more detailed information – including known colored items.

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