Tiffin Pattern Identification Site

I found 12 purportedly Fostoria salad plates (turned out to be Tiffin), but when I went to search for the name of the pattern, I was deluged with associated but not pertinent information, no matter how many search terms I used. I am hoping someone knows a specific site for pattern search. The plates look unused, so I think fairly new. The plates are clear glass; the bottom rims are polished not molded, and they are 8 inches in diameter. Any help will be gratefully appreciated.

 

Fostoria went out of business in the mid to late 1980s. So can't be newer than that.

 

I never have luck searching this data base. Maybe you will do better than me.
https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/

 

Thank you for that information. There were also two sets of 12 various shaped glasses when I got there, so they may have been more for display than for use.

 

I checked etches not there. I'll search more categories but this is a helpful site.

 

maybe @TallCakes can help

 

@Bakersgma What kind of plant might this be?

 

Great idea.

 

Try Glastonbury-Lotus Fuchsia etch. I don't know who made the blanks.
Don

 

The blooms look somewhat like fuschia, but the foliage does not. And I stress "somewhat" about the blooms because most varieties I've seen do not have as many stamens as the artist has included here.

As many have said here - glass and pottery decorators are not botanists.

 

Sorry, my first post was wrong. I managed to confuse myself again. I meant Tiffin Fuchsia etch.
https://www.replacements.com/webquote/tiffuc.htm
Don

 

Those are lovely plates and will look great at a holiday table place setting!

 

Don is correct. Fostoria's Fuchsia pattern is entirely different.

https://www.replacements.com/search/?query=fostoria+fuchsia+plate

 

think it is Tiffin fuchsia
https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=62&mode=search
https://www.replacements.com/webquote/tiffuc.htm

 

Don
I think fuchsia is right. I'm not see the rest of the shapes though so far. Do you have an example?

thanks very much. The pattern was very confusing so I thought I would ask what you thought. Fuchsia looks right to me too

 

I’m already confused enough.

 

They have another purpose but I think you are right about the holiday setting. Thanks.

 

I appreciate you taking a look. Once I looked a Fostoria fuchsia it didn’t seem to match

 

That’s the puppy! Without your help I would have gone in circles. Thank you for finding the photo.