Fostoria had a long tradition of making stunning glass shapes that they used for decorations and sold undecorated for dinnerware and more. During the 1950s and into the 1970s Fostoria’s go-to pattern was Century.
These saucers show the design. Century pieces are round; cups and some serving pieces are footed and the primary design element is the curlicue rim. You can spot Fostoria Century by the little C shapes (C for Century).
Fostoria Century Crystal Saucer Set
Fostoria made a full dinnerware set in crystal with a few pink pieces. The stemware is a little clunky for my taste but the bowls and other accessories are lovely with graceful shapes.
Fostoria Glass Century 2-Handled Bowl
Heisey’s Lariat pattern was the closest in looks. Lariat had large loops on the rim like this caramel dish.
Heisey Glass Lariat Crystal Caramel Dish
Heisey made a full line of dinnerware, stemware and accessories in Lariat and they used it for decorations too. I have only ever seen accessory pieces like the caramel dish above and the marshmallow bowl (yes, really, a bowl for marshmallow) below.
Heisey Glass Lariat Marshmallow Bowl
Athena is another Heisey pattern that is similar with a curlicue rim, except Athena used S shapes. Heisey made it earlier, in the 1940s and I don’t think it was as successful as Lariat since we seldom see pieces.
Heisey Athena Crystal Cake Plate