Glass, a S&P Condiment set, Clear Stem and a yellow thumbprint Bowl and Plate

Evening everyone,

I need a bit of help with these three things I have been looking for a while now.

The first is a Sugar, Creamer S&P set with the S&P encased in brass.....Marked on the bottom and can't find the mark.

The second is a Clear Stem that reminds me of Fostoria but can't find this one either. Measures 6 1/2" Tall.

The last pieces are a yellow almost amber Serving bowl and either plate or under plate. It has almost vintage television screen thumbprint(it's what it reminds me of any way) I've looked online and in my books.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Tin
aka
Dssrtlady

 

Did you look at Jeanette Thumbprint for the bowl?

 

Federal's Yorktown pattern is another possibility for the bowl and plate.
Don

 

The glass tumbler looks like Duncan Miller Canterbury Ice Tea. But I can't be sure because of the angle of your picture.

 

Don is correct on the Federal Yorktown. No mistaking that pattern.

 

Pat,
I can get a better picture of the tumbler but it will be this evening before I can post them . What angles did you need? I'll check back in a little bit to see.

I did just go over to the replacement site and looked for them. They look pretty spot on for the Ice Teas. but I will get more photos to confirm.

 

Thank you Don. I guess I'm going to need to start studying my books again.

 

No problem, Tina! It's one of those patterns that once you own a piece you don't forget it. It's also one of those patterns that's almost impossible to unload. Way more pieces than collectors at this point.
Don

 

Tina -
It is hard to see what the bowl looks like.
Duncan Miller Canterbury bowl is lobed. Not a smooth round bowl.

 

Pat,
hopefully these photos are better. Thank you for looking for me.

 

Much better pictures.
Definitely looks like Duncan Miller Canterbury Ice Tea.

This one is in their yellow color (copied from google images)

 

Awesome Pat Thank you!

 

Any idea or leads on the mark on the S&P condiment set? I'm still searching and haven't found anything yet.

 

Maybe Owens Illinois?