Crystal Stemware Need ID Please

My Mom bought me a set of crystal stemware at a little antique shop in the 80's and I found a little stemmed cordial. They are not exact but look like the same co. made them? Both have bases with leaves,the stems are cut out up and down and smooth and have similar 6 petal flowers but the tiny one has frosted flowers.

The larger one measures 5 3/8" tall x 2 5/8" wide,the tiny one,3 1/2" tall x 1 3/8" wide. Any help will be appreciated.

 

Try Rock Sharpe stem #2010 on your second one.

 

Oh thank you bercrystal

 

Cherokee
by Rock Sharpe You are fast ,Thanks again.

 

When you see that style of cutting Rock Sharp is the 1st place to try. Where you hae the gray cut like on the "lady leg" stem it almost becomes a "stumble upon" for an id..

 

Thank you George. So the tiny cordial is called "lady leg" ? Or is it due to the rounded cuts on the stem? I am still researching the tiny cordial,curiousity is my downfall

I just learned about Rock Sharpe and Libby tonight. I have a lot of Libby and didn't know it was related to Sharpe? A couple weeks ago I posted my old crow stemware and found they were also Rock Sharpe. I love this place

 

Hi Shiloh,
I love your daffodill plates. Had a set for years but they had to go, but they were replaced by Franciscan Apple.
greg

 

Hi Greg...daffodill? I have the Franciscian,England,Chantilly,yellow roses. Are those what you are reffering to?

I have LOTS of the USA Franciscan apple I plan on listing when I get off my lazy rump I had some of the Dessert Rose that I loved but sold them all.

 

WOW, maybe I need stronger glasses? I looked aat the Chantilly and they could be daffodils?

 

Hi,
The plates your stems are sitting on.
I sold more Apple to replacements than on ebay and for more money, go figure.
greg

 

LOL,,I was using the plate to hold the stems up against the monitor. I guess my lack of sleep is making me a bit wonky. I thought you were talking about my dishes on eBay.

The daffodil plates are Royal Albert.

 

Rock Sharpe was a decorating company that used a lot of Libbey Glass along with glass from other companies, At some point Libbey bought Rock Sharpe and then Replacements made a combined name for both companies both new and old items.

 

I found this the other day after you told me it was Rock Sharpe, very interesting

http://www.collectorscircle.com/american/glass/libbey_rock_sharpe.html

 

I was always confused about Kings Crown,Thumb Print, and which was Tiffin and which was Indiana? Then I found this in my research.

https://www.vintagefrompaul.com/Guide_to_Kings_Crown.html