1938 - 54 7 SEVEN FOSTORIA MAYFLOWER FLORAL ETCH #332 #6020 12oz FOOTED TUMBLERS

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1938 - 1954 7 (SEVEN) FOSTORIA MAYFLOWER FLORAL ETCH #332 #6020 MELODY BLANK PER 1938 CATALOG 12 oz FOOTED TUMBLER STEMS LOVELY ITEM MINTY USED Thank you for looking at my auction and hope you enjoy what is being offered for sale. Discontinued Actual: 1938 - 1954 Pattern: MAYFLOWER by FOSTORIA Pattern #: 6020 Description: STEM #6020, ETCH #332, FLORAL ETCH Mayflower Plate Etching #332- ( 1938-1954) (crystal) Introduced in 1938, this was one of Fostoria's longest lasting etched patterns. This beautiful pattern of cornucopias surrounded by a floral design survived 16 years before being discontinued in 1954. Because its long production span, many different pieces can be found in Mayflower. There 2 different styles of pitchers, numerous vases, candlesticks and serving bowls. Stemware is found on the #6020 (Melody) blank, but accessory pieces are found on various numbered blanks. Dinnerware seems to be limited to the #2560 (Coronet) blank. Because of its longevity many people are trying to complete a set today on the secondary market. If you are looking for a beautiful etched set to collect, this pattern is beautiful and a favorite of many. See the 1938 catalog of the Fostoria #6020 Melody stems with #332 Mayflower etch See the 1938 catalog of the Fostoria #2560 Comport with #332 Mayflower etch See the 1938 catalog of the Fostoria #2560 Plate with #332 Mayflower etch MEASURES: 6 3/8" Height x 3 3/4" Wide - 12 ounces MINTY USED CONDITION - NO CHIPS, CRACKS OR REPAIRS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL SPARKLING CLEAR CRYSTAL GLASS Please study the photographs and email me if you have any questions Photos shows reflections of flash units Check out my other auctions of collectables. ! NOTE: FLORIDA RESIDENTS MUST PAY 6.5% SALES TAX! SHIPPING INSURANCE IS INCLUDED IN PRICE!!! The Fostoria Glass Company was established in 1887 in Fostoria, Ohio. The factory was built in this location because of the large quantities of natural gas that were supposed to be available in the area. Four years later when the company began having trouble with fuel supplies they moved to Moundsville, West Virginia and remained at that plant until their closing in 1986. From the beginning, Fostoria's founders recognized what was important to the American public. In the early years they recognized the need for decorative oil lamps, and as a result these lamps became one of the Fostoria's best selling products. As the company expanded, in the early 1900s Fostoria started making glassware for home use. Because of innovative techniques and excellent craftsmen, Fostoria was well on the way to becoming one of the largest glass houses in the country. Fostoria's most popular and best known table ware pattern (American) was created about this time. Fostoria produced American until the company closed in 1986. After Fostoria closed , Lancaster Colony acquired many of the molds, and some pieces are still being made today. In 1924 Fostoria introduced color to its glassware. The company advertised nationwide. They were the first company to offer complete glass lines of dinner ware in colors. By 1925 the company had expanded to include 5 furnaces, and employed 650 workers. Fostoria was a household name. Brides and homemakers everywhere wanted to own a set of Fostoria. By 1940 the Fostoria Glass Company was the largest manufacturer of household glassware in the United States. The Fostoria Glass Company continued to prosper and grow for the next few decades. It finally closed its operation in 1986. My preferred Item is sold as-is, please study the description and photograph carefully before bidding. Thank you for looking at my auction and good luck bidding! read more

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