Shape: Comport/Compotes
Contributor: Matthew Cox
Shape: Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Lori Ann 7-28-26
Shape: Spooners/Spills
Contributor: Ryon Carey, Andy Eckroth, Don Plank, Carol Mercurio Williams
Shape: Celery Vases
Contributor: Maradel Gale 4/10/2026
Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Richard Ryan (1-5), Carol Mercurio Williams 4/10/2026
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Jim Masterson, Don Plank, Haileta Willing (3,4) 4/10/2026
Shape: Butter, Cheese, & Honey Dishes
Contributor: Robin Fisher Cisne, Valerie Strunk, Peter Thomas 4/10/2026
Shape: Cruets/Catsups
Contributor: Sharon Blanks 4/10/2026
Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Jim Masterson, Valerie Strunk, Pe Hartman 4/10/2026
Shape: Sugars
Contributor: Phyllis Haase Messerla, Haileta Willing, Carol Mercurio Williams, Matthew Cox 4/10/2026
Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Andy Eckroth, Jayne Roffee-Stoll, Don Plank, Valerie Strunk 4/10/2026
Shape: Table Sets
Contributor: Haileta Willing, Linda Eppelheimer 4/10/2026
Shape: Table Sets
Contributor: Pe Hartman 4/10/2026
Shape: Table Sets
Contributor: Valerie Strunk 4/10/2026, Valerie Strunk 4/10/2026
Shape: Cake Stands/Plates
Contributor: Phyllis Haase Messerla 4/10/2026
Shape: Bowls & Berry Sets
Contributor: Brenda Diffendal 2 3/4 inches wide by one and 5/8 inches tall
Shape: Tumblers
Contributor: Joshua Shear - 3.75H, 3D
Shape: Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Jack Merkley - from CMOG website
Shape: Syrups/Molasses Cans
Contributor: Jack Merkley
Shape: Salts, open
Contributor: Lynda LaLonde - 2.38D, 1.5-16th H
Shape: Shakers (salt, pepper, sugar)
Contributor: Kathy Conn Turner
Shape: Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Paul Kirk Jr - USGCo. also used the "Gainsboro" designation for olive dishes that were widely flared by hand tooling.
Shape: Jars: Cracker/Biscuit
Contributor: Cheri Current Raab Laes
Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: Dawn Bartlett Kroma- cup and saucer