Can you identify this glassware?

I inherited this glassware from a grandparent and don't know anything about it, though one other relative thought it might be called "crystal fostoria." I'd like to identify the type (possibly Depression glass?), and try to figure out if it is valuable and worth selling. I cannot find any identifying marks on any of the pieces. It also seems like the vase (pictured in back left) may not be a part of this set?
Edited to add: This is not the full set - I have multiples of many of these pieces.

 

It is Fostoria Glass in the American pattern but be aware that Indiana Glass made a pattern almost identical called Whitehall. There is a Fostoria American group on FB that you verify which pieces you have

 

The other piece is older. It appears to be an American Brilliant cut glass carafe. You can scroll through similars here. And someone else more knowledgable than I should be able to identify the pattern.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...w=american+brillant+cut+glass+carafe&_sacat=0

Debora

 

does look to be Fostoria 'American' which dates to c1915 (EAPG) but made in various new shapes thru 1986. However as noted Indiana Glass also produced American Whitehall in many of the same shapes. here's some online references.

Pattern Details - FOSTORIA GLASS CO. No. 2056 AMERICAN (OMN) (eapgs.net)
tiaraexclusives.ueuo.com/IPatterns/4/index.htm
Fostoria, American Clear (Stem 2056) | Replacements, Ltd.
Colony, Whitehall Clear | Replacements, Ltd.