#50. LET’S TALK ‘FOSTORIA AMERICAN’

Fostoria American is my choice of glassware. I am displaying my collection.

[@mariaa.confortimswlcsw4193]

I was almost reduced to tears.... thank you for so lovingly spending the time to share your collection and how you came to be their wonderful custodian. I never got the chance to sit and listen to either of my grandmother's as a child. One lived over seas and the other lived inside herself for 17 years with alheimers . I had been listening in the background while doing something else and roughly about 3 minutes in I knew I wanted to hurry up and sit down so I could start the video again and give you my full attention. Please don't stop doing these.... when you know the void of not having a granny to chit chat with.... it's impossible to get tired of your sweet storytelling. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you for your very kind remark.

[@kbarnes6855]

My 88 year old Mother has her bridal registry Fostoria American proudly displayed in her China cabinet. She has left it to me when she passes and I will treasure it always. Thank you for this video. Enjoyed every minute of it.

[@jasonrobertson3102]

Beautiful elegant candy dishes ❤

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

No Granny Pat we won’t get tired of you! There are PLENTY of us out here who LOVE crystal, china, and beautiful things like this and STILL save and purchase rarely when we have enough 😊

[@lorrainemccreery2994]

Don’t for one minute be sad about children selling their parents crystal and glass collections. I love them and buy them any time I see them. My mother only had a few pieces of Fenton milk glass. I have a large collection of crystal bowls and covered candy dishes. I cherish every piece I buy and often think of the fine ladies who first owned the pieces. I’m taking good care of them for them in their honor. ❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I like the way you expressed your feelings. My sentiments are much the same!

[@peggynoeske7454]

My mother had China. She gave it to one of my brothers. His wife got a expensive set when they got married. Go figure. When she visited she saw china under their basement steps. Oh well.

[@lorrainemccreery2994]

@@peggynoeske7454 that’s sad. If she didn’t like them she should at least get them out when she knew she was coming over.

[@ellenhaben1217]

I do also !💖👍

[@melishamason7241]

By the way, the orange servers are an interesting item. I’ve never seen one before. I enjoy learning about new old things.

[@gaywells7340]

Oh, Granny Pat, I could spend hours and hours admiring and handling your dishes, especially the Fostoria American! My mother, born in 1909, grew up very poor in the Dust Bowl of Oklahoma. I have no idea how she ever achieved a lovely collection of Fostoria! She even had a punch bowl! I am so thankful for every piece. I don’t have daughters, and my granddaughters have no interest in “dust collectors.” Someone, one day, may love my treasures.

[@anniebodyhome1000]

I also dislike “dust collectors,” which is why I have a glass enclosed china cabinet. That way I can collect what I enjoy without it driving my ocd crazy! Lol

[@jasonrobertson3102]

I would love to possess such beautiful pieces of history. Cherish them

[@janethamil9337]

I agree with you that the younger generation doesn't want our glass and crystal collections. Some of mine came from Ireland when I visited the Waterford factory. It makes me sad, too. You have a beautiful collection. Love that fostoria footed cake plate.

[@carlaking3459]

I so enjoyed your video on Fostoria American. I recently inherited a huge collection from my mom. All of it was my grandma's. When I last did research, it was worth quite alot. Of course you have to have someone willing to pay that! But I treasure it all and will pass it down to my girls. I am one who still loves all the vintage China and glassware our grandma's, aunts and mothers had. I appreciated learning about your collection and especially the comparisons to Whitehall.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I am not an expert. In fact, I know very little. I try to pass along what might be helpful. I will only advise you on the things I’m sure of. The rest is just my opinion. Don’t get in a hurry to pass along your treasures. Some day you may change your mind. Better late than sorry!

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

You collected things are SO pretty! THANK YOU for inviting us all into your home, I LOVED every minute!

[@jayneneewing2369]

I don’t collect Fostoria, but I absolutely loved Granny Pat and her collection. Made me homesick for many of my folks. Thank you.

[@TheodosiaSC]

Granny Pat, you are delightful and generous for sharing your experience and collections. I have recently started collecting Fostoria American and love learning about it. Many of my pieces have come from estates and I try to get a little background about them, because like you, I honor the mothers and grandmothers who wanted to set a beautiful table for their loved ones.

[@mariamariscal5616]

👍👍

[@carolynjohnson418]

Share her channel

[@LouisaRodriguez714]

I have my grandmas whole complete set of Fostoria. It meant a lot so much to her. We used it every Christmas

[@texas1949]

I love this soooo much! ❤ Also, my granny taught us girls not to collect anything we won’t actually use. That’s why she left ME all of her Fostoria! ❤

[@deniselove1585]

Lucky girl! I’ve got my granny’s ruby red collection that I love. (I’m in Abilene,Tx)

[@texas1949]

@@deniselove1585 hi there! I have two red candy dishes from the other granny and ALL of her Franciscan Apple dishes! Blessed. To have had them AND to have been raised in the GREATEST STATE in the UNION. 😂❤️

[@suelambert5760]

My Grandma started my collection of Fostoria American when I was about 19. I’m 66 and been collection for many years. Kids today aren’t interested in crystal, Fostoria or China. They don’t want/have China hutches or curio cabinets, I just don’t understand it. I am so very thankful to have my collection, I wish you lived close to me and we could visit and talk Fostoria. Thank you for sharing your collection.

[@okdk7]

Lucky you ! Make a Video showing it all perhaps !

[@juliam.mallen9019]

She was absolutely adorable..I felt it my patriotic duty to watch this video in it's entirety. She was very funny without trying to be Goodwill should pick her up as a commercial spokesperson 👌

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I’m available! How about “Where’s the beef?”

[@rrt401]

This video came across my feed and I watched every second. I just enjoyed this so much. In this horrible world this video gave me so much peace and comfort. I don’t have my mom or grandma anymore. I wish I could find someone like you to visit with 💙

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

It is so much fun having a companion to shop with. As they say, the fun is in the hunt.

[@carolynjohnson418]

Thousands feel the same way that's why I like,shate,and subscribe to her channel I want to share this wonderful lady

[@Bernadette-di4gl]

Agree, I feel the same,she is a rare treasure.

[@hazeld7216]

Granny Pat i would love to see how you set your table with the Fostoria American collection 😄

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I understand! I need to come up with the ideal setting. I am anxious to show off my Fostoria.

[@toddmerritt960]

What a wonderful inspiring lady you are! So knowledgeable! I’m 42 and been in antiques since 12 but still soooo much to learn so happy I came across your wonderful channel! 🥰 God bless ☺☺☺🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@patwolfe5714]

I loved watching this, I learned a lot. Being someone whose mom had so many of these dishes, I didn't realize all the uses and ways to display. Thank you and you are amazing!

[@joanb8489]

Granny Pat, I am a first time watcher. Thanks for the tour and the information. I’m going to examine my treasures to see if I have some of what you showed. You remind me so much of a dear aunt whom I loved very much. She lived in Tampa and she had your accent and your caring nature. It was delightful to come into your home. I hope to visit again and to especially see a table setting of yours. Perhaps you have pictures of the settings you have done. Thank you so much for your information and your lovely personality. Like you, I love my stuff.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I am behind on responding, sorry! I am still learning ‘how to’. I am working on a preview video of nothing but table settings. Hope I get it right.

[@judithoden]

I enjoyed so many meals with my Aunt Frances . She served a delightful meal using her Fostoria American pieces. She had 198 pieces of this beautiful glass. I have a few pieces that I cherish. Thank you for sharing.

[@DonnaChamberson]

This is so comforting. Thank you. 💛 What beautiful items! I have the Fostoria Chintz set.

[@melishamason7241]

Thank you for the information. It will be helpful if I ever come across either of the two glass makers. My favorite was the first piece you showed, the round cake plate.

[@susanirvin7674]

OMGOSH I am SO EXCITED your video came across my feed!! I'm 48 but have collected all things vintage since a child. I grew up with older parents & my dad was a collector. We have not only my parents beauties but my grandmother's, aunt's, mother inlaw's, great aunt's, great grandmother & many others treasures. Recently we were reorganizing our garage so we could locate the china my aunt gifted my parent's over 40 years ago & I finally have both of my china cabinets full of all the different pieces from both sides of the family & I spend many Saturdays looking them over, I've researched several of them, I'd never sell them because they mean to much to me personally. I'm sure one day my daughter might sell most of it but for now they give me such pleasure!! My mother is 87 and lives with us and we constantly talk about the good times and memories and I could sit down with you for hours talking about all the pretty glassware, china, the orange bowl was very interesting as I've never seen one before... you are a treasure and I'm so glad I found your channel!!! ❤❤

[@YessicaNelson]

Thank you so much for sharing your lovely collection and detailing the difference between Fostoria and whitehall! ❤️

[@thriftiegirltreasures]

I never about Fostoria. Now I’m in love with it. I’ll definitely be looking for it when I’m thrifting. Thank you Granny Pat. ❤

[@laurawatkins9399]

I only have one piece of Fostoria American and it's a covered candy dish that I keep chocolate covered almonds in. Not only did this video inspire me to look for more pieces, but it also inspired me to get up and get some chocolate almonds!

[@KbB-kz9qp]

Thank you for the Fostoria video! My mom had her mom’s Fostoria, and we used pieces for holiday tables. Nice! 😀

[@mjquintana26]

I enjoyed your Fostoria tour, and I can see myself immersed in spending hours listening to you! Now I almost screamed when I did learn that I have the square cake stand! With the rum well, The round cake stand one too, and two iced tea glasses. I found them some years ago in a thrift store. Don't be sad, because these Fostoria items found a home again. Thanks.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

The glasses are very pretty, all sizes. Watch for them in thrift shops.

[@reneekorgie3500]

Granny Pat, thank you for blessing us with your knowledge. I have learned so much from you and love setting a beautiful table. I have found Fostoria American at the Goodwill in my area and started collecting it. Love listening to you as well.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

You won’t regret collecting Fostoria. Learn as you go. Google the Fostoria American website when you have questions.

[@annkrueger7348]

What a joy it was to see all of you pretty crystal. Just loved it. Thank you dear one. Annie

[@mscharcoal]

This was so special to watch. I truly enjoyed your presentation. You are a joy to watch and you have such a beautiful collection! Just one question, what ever happened to your sisters collection.

[@michelleg9194]

What’s a beautiful set. I hate the fact that the newer generations, place no value in this older glassware.

[@deniselove1585]

I picked up a fostoria American punchbowl at goodwill. It was so big and heavy that I put it back. I’ve regretted that mistake ever since

[@jasonrobertson3102]

Those remind me of my grandmother. She had a whole china cabinet. She would never let us use them unless it was a holiday meal. I love watching you

[@bellarose6509]

I was given my grandmother’s Fostoria set. My mother used it for holidays, and I do, as well. Thank you for sharing your stories and knowledge!❤

[@WithLoveAuntKate]

Thank you for showing me items that I wouldn’t know about and I am truly thankful for your time. My grandmother didn’t really have a desire for those wonderful items, probably because she could never afford them. However her sister ( the oldest of 7) did have a wonderful collection of beautiful things.

[@praying4America43]

Children and grandchildren nowadays do not have the love of the collections their grandmother or mother had, but I tell you; I would give anything to have had the chance for some of the things my grandmother had. I love that you have a big heart because I do. You have done an amazing thing with those pieces no matter who they belonged to at one time. You have taken such great care of them, and I am positive that they are so happy they are in your hands. Beautiful pieces!!!!! You are so loved 😍 ❤️

[@biblemademedoit]

I'm 43 and I was blessed to have been taught by my Grannies and Mom to love and appreciate the art of hosting meals using pretty glassware. Some people love seeing my pieces in use and others feel intimidated. I was raised enjoying beautifully arranged tables in dining rooms filled with items collected for 3 generations. There is something just special about the right lighting and the glassware with food.

[@praying4America43]

@@biblemademedoit Exactly. I'm 52 & was very blessed to have had the same upbringing.

[@angelaspicer2753]

The Belleek bone china is very durable, the thinness is to show off the strength. It's even stronger than stoneware. If you go to a bone chinaware factory in Britain, they will demonstrate by literally banging it on a table! Love your tutorial on Fostoria! I collect Fostoria, Whitehall, & Anchor Hocking Prescut. My grandmothers both had these and it reminds me of them. I use all my pieces and people are always shocked actually use them lol.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Beleek is a pattern I would treasure. It is also a pattern that sells no ‘seconds’. Probably one reason for the price.

[@Bernadette-di4gl]

This was so enjoyable for me to watch,and informative,thank you,all your time and effort is much appreciated,how beautiful a holiday table would be with these great pieces.

[@lynnnadeau7162]

Thank you Granny Pat! I’ve had the hardest time trying to remember the differences and to distinguish Fostoria from Whitehall. I liked when you called it a copycat! And you are also correct in that it doesn’t hurt to have a few pieces of Whitehall. Thank you for a very informative and enjoyable video! We can only hope that some of the great glass, crystal, china, pottery will continue to be appreciated for generations to come. And not just because we love it, but because it is beautiful, sustainable and sometimes better than what it the newest creation. Blessings to you and your family. 🙏❤️

[@MariaLovesThis]

Thank you for this informative and entertaining video! I have heard the name Fostoria for all the years I’ve gone thrifting and antiquing, but never knew enough about it. Although I’m not about to start collecting it, I very much enjoy learning all the details and distinguishing marks. Your videos continue to delight us! ❤❤❤

[@sharonafshari4485]

I am so pleased with the collection you have. I have my grandmothers, which is so much smaller. Enjoyed your presentation.

[@jonathan_nc]

Granny Pat, you remind me of my grandmother from NC. My other grandmother had Fostoria American in her china closet. I have a pitcher she had and started collecting it and put it in my corner cupboard and suddenly remembered the noise the stacked plates made when I walked by was the same noise they made at Granny's. They have ground bottoms and wobble a bit (don't we all). Your video was very entertaining and informative. One other thing--I use a dark green tablecloth to bring out the pattern in Fostoria American. And a white background in my corner cupboard so the crystal doesn't disappear.

[@junkjournalsvideos1649]

You are an inspiration. This is so interesting. It's like visiting one's own granny. Thank you for your trouble to film this all.

[@BA-ef4pr]

What a nice treat! My mom used to tell me about her glass and China dishes. I look forward to hearing more from you.

[@toohappyathome]

Thank you so much! I learned that there is a copy cat called Whitehall. Thank you for that. My mom is passing down her American to one of my daughters and this was very helpful in knowing how to look for additional pieces. You are such a delight to listen to! I feel like you just invited me into your home.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you! Love to get compliments. They are my life support. I’m not the expert but I enjoy sharing what little I know. I, too, got my information from long time collecting and very knowledgeable people. Please keep viewing and I will share my collecting experience with you.

[@pamlee8266]

I thoroughly enjoyed your chat about American by Fostoria! My mother selected it when she got married to my father. She told me the first piece that she received was the square cake plate. I now have it along with all of the other pieces that she owned in my china cabinet. I did learn a few interesting tidbits from you! I laughed out loud when you said “are you tired yet”! I hope you find your square cake plate soon! Mine will be passed down to my daughter one day. Thank you for an interesting chat!

[@jancoffey8962]

Thank you for your video ‼️ I’m so glad you explained the difference between Fostoria and White Hall. My Aunt gave me her Fostoria that had been her Aunt’s, so I will be handing it down to my granddaughter. I don’t have the square cake stand either, but I do have a lg collection. I have found items that looked like Fostoria but it wasn’t as delicately made. To heavy. You have been so helpful. 😊 I’m so happy I found you ‼️😊😊😊

[@julzee111]

My mother collected various pieces of depression glass, and it is my greatest treasure. I have moved many times and it has always come with me. It's it's not even close to the amazing collection you have, but I promise you it means just as much to me as yours does to you. I am sure and I hope one day my daughter will treasure it as well. What a wonderful gift you have given us with this video. You make me miss my grandmother's so much. I think I might just adopt you.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

@@julzee111 Adoption granted! 😋

[@julzee111]

@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 😀🎉🎊🥳🍾🥰

[@sharonmitchell5695]

I inherited my grandmother's American Fostoria collection and for many years I added a few pieces. Not sure if there is anyone in my family who would treasure this as I, my mother, and my grandmother did. Thank you for the additional information for identifying Fostoria.

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

LOVE the silver fruit holders... I had not seen those before but love them.... they are now on my silver list to add... Have always loved the Fostoria American pattern..... but frankly... you had me at Rum Cake! YUUUUM my mom used to make about 25 to 30 of those for holiday gifts and about 50 to 75 German chocolate cakes.... and in the early 70s in Coral Gables, FL I couldn't reach up high enough to help, so I would sit on the counter with my hand in the butter dish licking butter off my fingers...😁 Thanks for sharing this! My best Randolph

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I would love to have been on the receiving end for her cakes. Makes my mouth water.

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 🥰

[@kathryncooper4001]

I inherited my great-aunt's American - not exactly a collection, but a substantial number of pieces. Have added to my stock when I spotted items in thrift stores, and an old suitor's daughter gave me an American ice bucket when he died. I love it all and use it for everyday, starting with juice glasses first thing every morning. I put everything in the dishwasher, and it comes out bright and beautiful each time, no clouding or etching.

[@sandymaynard4336]

Thank you Pat. Love you, and your wisdom.

[@shainazion4073]

I bought a whole set of over 60 pieces for $125.00 right before Covid. I still have it boxed. This encouraged me to unbox it and see what is in the boxes.

[@queensweet5900]

Real Nice Collection. And the unique touches ..history and special notes ! Thanks For Sharing the interesting stories provenance behind it all

[@kathylouise1936]

That orange holder is a genius idea! I have never seen one before.

[@rrrmj1325]

Hi Granny Pat! I just discovered your page and I love it! I’m only 23 and I’m all new to this glass stuff, but I love it! There’s so much to learn here! Thank you for your wonderful videos 😄 you have such a comforting voice!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Collecting can be great fun. Don’t get too carried away though. Some of your best things didn’t start out to be a collection. Don’t be too quick to buy something that may be overpriced. Keep looking! Look for bargains and study your items. Buy because you love it.

[@Linda-z1v3s]

I know what you're saying, my house is filled with old family and friends. Things most people wouldn't want. Makes me feel good to have them and to know with me they will be in the family as long as I live. Thanks so much for showing the different pieces of Fostoria and the White Hall . . (((((((( hugs))))))

[@reginagraves9767]

My mother and her twin sister had almost every piece of this pattern called “AMERICANA”! As a little girl of 10 years of age, I kept my mothers’ and Aunts’ collections washed and displayed. My 3 sisters and I split the two collections when each passed away. I cherish every piece and always amazed by the prisms. My daughter loves it as well so all my pieces will be displayed in my daughters home. My sisters are not interested in dishes as most homes are now more informal and display cabinets take up valuable space.

[@harrietetter9321]

no, its called America. period

[@kaywallace6139]

Lovely pieces of fostoria😊

[@zrp8y23]

@@harrietetter9321 The name of the pattern is American, not America.

[@harrietetter9321]

@@zrp8y23 ok -- i was wondering about that -- ive heard it both ways

[@donnaleveron6511]

Your pieces are lovely. I have collected a lot of glassware over the years. My favorites have been the jewel tones, red/ruby red especially. I started when on my 18th birthday my grandmother gave me her Carnival pitcher and glasses, I still have it. I'm 71 now, no longer collecting, ran out of space and budget. :)

[@terrigoodhart1896]

What a wonderful presentation ! You have renewed my interest in glassware! Thank you😊

[@joansmith9658]

My first time watching & I enjoyed your collection & learned so much. I never heard of Whitehall before, so new information. Thank you for sharing.

[@Kim-sg2vx]

I love how you love and cherish your beautiful things! Me, too!

[@judymelchert3966]

I enjoyed your video and all your information. Your collection is beautiful and your chandelier is gorgeous !

[@Brockovich23]

New follower! I inherited my Grandmother's American Fostoria collection. Our family as I grew up, have had many meals on this beautiful glassware! It's one of my most favorite things to use and celebrate her life. I am 41yrs old & loved listening to you share during this video. ♥️

[@tamrasto3320]

Beautiful collection! Thank you for making it so much easier to identify the difference! ❤

[@SusanBishop555]

I have always been stunned by the beauty of those types of glasswear. I never knew the name until I saw your collection of them. Thanks for the lesson! 😍

[@1armida]

Very informative. When I see glass like this, I tend to stay away from it because I have no clue if it’s fostoria or not. This helps a lot. Thank you! Happy holidays.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

It is a guessing game in the beginning, but the Fostoria channel can answer your questions.

[@qkcutie]

I just now discovered your videos and I LOVE your videos! Thank you for sharing them with us all! ❤

[@glendarobinette5360]

Thank you so much for your knowledge on Fostoria. My Grandmother collected it and I my Mother just gave me some of it! I cleaned out my cabinet just for it❣️ I’m excited to learn more!!!! Blessings Abound

[@aria.rosario]

I just found two different pairs of Whitehall glasses (in pink and white) and this was a very helpful video to start learning about both, Whitehall and Fostoria. You are very knowledgeable and clearly very passionate!!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Questions can be answered on the Fostoria American website. I can answer simple questions. I am no expert.

[@601RoLiz]

I’ve started collecting since I watched this! I love this so much!

[@jaenmartens5697]

My mother was a fine antique collector too ❤️She taught me to focus on shape, silhouette- The Fostoria is much more beautiful - I love your channel!

[@mckynzienelson7443]

Thank you for showing the difference in glassware. I learned a lot! My grandmother told me the history of her glassware and I made sure to build on it🥰 Now it’s one of my favorite things to collect 😍

[@rebabrum1447]

Thank you so very much for sharing your beautiful collection with us. I too am a great grandma and a lover of beautiful crystal, and antique furniture. I agree it saddens me to know that my family will probably not want any of my beautiful pieces I have ,so like you say we can enjoy it In the meantime .Thank you again I did learn some good tips from your presentation.

[@jeannihighlander9098]

I have inherited my mother's collection of American Fostoria, and I have added a few pieces as well! I loved hearing and seeing the differences between Whitehall and American Fostoria. I don't think my own children are very interested in my family's china, crystal, and silver, but I wish they could appreciate and use it instead of just selling it off. I love china and crystal!!!

[@ap85jp87]

My Mother was married in 1949 and received many pieces of Fostoria American as wedding gifts. I have the square cake stand, 2 squatty pitchers, an ice bucket with a handle and several large bowls etc. Along with her plain ice tea glasses (like your flat one) she chose a set of glasses that has the American base with a purple glass top. I have six water glasses and six sherbet glasses in that pattern. I won't go on with the list, but I treasure them. When I was married in 1973 she gave me most of her pieces, except the purple glasses. When she moved in with us they were added to my collection. I have seen in books that they were also made in red, blue and green - but I have never seen them in person. The short flat glasses were sold in the 80"s as votive holders at their factory stores. I have an original toothpick holder, it is like a very small stemmed piece. I love those double candle holders, I have the tall singles. Thank you for this video I learned a lot!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Display your Fostoria. It is beautiful in the sunlight.

[@gerryingram7730]

Wonderful video! I lost a lot of my collection due to hurricanes, but still love what I have picked up through the years. You’ve inspired me to get some pieces out and enjoy them again! Thank you from Eufaula Alabama!

[@victoriaflynn6506]

I could listen to this lady all day. ❤

[@ruthmarynelson2274]

Thank You for sharing all your beautiful collection , I love them all. ❤❤

[@natalie73animals]

What a gorgeous collection! I love how it sparkles.

[@dagmarmarionkidwell-to9ub]

Really lovely collection, thanks for sharing. Thank God my kids love old stuff even my grands like it.

[@XvX77]

😂 thank you so much I'm 56 years old I just love you you remind me of my mom and my grandma they passed away I kept the China I learned a lot I have a few pieces you have and I have a lot different other ones I agree China is important thank you so much for showing me that now I want to pull everything out of boxes I've been having a hard time lost my mom couple years back then I lost my first love then I lost my son you giving me a reason you encourage me thank you I like the way you talk you sound like Grandma talking to me and Mom God love you hope to see more of you

[@pamelaabutbol3218]

You are amazing you remind me of my mom and my grandmother I love to sit and watch them love their dishes they set the tables so beautiful I have my mothers Fostoria but I didn’t know anything about them thank you so much

[@julieannmazzoni4490]

Granny Pat, Just found your channel and love your collection of Fostoria American. I learned a lot thank you. FYI the small plates are luncheon plates, and the small bowls are for berries or nuts.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

To me, all of the serving pieces are so versatile they can be used wherever they fit. I say, ‘whatever works for you’!

[@jinafromwv6391]

So much wisdom!! Love ya Grandma! 🥰

[@pamh5726]

Thank you ! You are very sweet and agree with you that’s it’s sad to think of all these families getting rid of these treasures !

[@kristidietrich6255]

I loved learning all about these pieces. Thank you for sharing

[@mehrit1648]

Great video ,you have great collection I loved everything and enjoyed video thanks for sharing.

[@chihuahuanana5465]

I have my grandmother’s Fostoria that’s just like yours! I love it!

[@gailresources3970]

Mother introduced us 3 girls to Fostoria. We also got to go on a tour of the factory in mid 60’s. She got a set of three frosted amber ducks. We each still have one and are treasured items. Mom got the beautiful Fostoria book- it is a real gem. You have some really gorgeous pieces! I love seeing Fostoria anywhere. Those cake plates and that 3 sided dish wow!

[@reneeriley6629]

Thank You for sharing your appreciation for Fostoria and Waterford glass. I will keep my eye out and try to pick up a piece or two. You are Joy!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

And you are very kind.

[@moonoggin]

It just dawned on me when you said "Serving bowls", that your table can be so much more lovely with pieces like this. Two of my grandmothers used Fostoria American on their tables. I knew their tables were beautiful when I sat down with family to eat, but it never dawned on me that it was the serving pieces that brightened up the table. You gals are wonderful that have kept this tradition going. I am sure going to have something specific to look for when I thrift shop now. I can just see the sweet tea with lemon in the serving pitchers. I remember cracking mine when the tea was just a little too warm. These pieces make me happy!! Thank the good Lord I found your channel, today May 5, 2023.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

The three cornered bowl is gorgeous served with fruits, red strawberries/blue berries, etc. wish I could show my Christmas table using Fostoria serving pieces. The 14 - 16” round platter (it holds a lot) displayed a variety of desserts-pumpkin roll/varied cheesecakes/brownies, etc. and the ladies loved my stuffed dates. The ladies loved my colorful table. Don’t get me started! I am in my heaven when I’m decorating.

[@judehey930]

This is my lucky day to find you. Thank-you for educating us!

[@terriannrose56]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful items and your knowledge with us.

[@Riccy102]

This is just the kind of channel I enjoy. You answered a question I had about Belleek china as well. I have a table lamp and a little rectangle dish I assume to be a butter dish. I keep my glasses on it by my bedside at night. Mine have the shamrocks on them. Thank you Granny Pat.

[@bunnyfrancis7006]

You are wonderful! Bless your heart.

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

Hi Granny Pat! I’m a new follower and a MEMERE (French for Grandma!) also AND named Jan 😊! I LOVED spending time with you in your dining room! I began a small collection of milk glass by Fenton when first married through the S&H Green stamp program. Over the years I developed an interest in crystal and glass ware as well as china! I follow a lady referred to online as ladymarybeth. She is younger than myself and full of knowledge. I learned from her about American Fostoria and so many other things. You might already know about her, if not you may want to look into her!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

So, I can now refer to myself as a ‘Memere’ , how do you pronounce it? I will check the ladymarybeth. Thanks.

[@debbiebuxton2854]

Thank you so much for sharing your Knowledge on Fostoria Americana. My mother loved her dishes and would share her knowledge with me also. Your a very sweet lady, thank you again.

[@Chellees]

What a Lovely Collection!! Thank you for sharing it with us!!❤️😊

[@sotelo4evr]

You taught me a lot today! You are a true gem! Keep them coming