NOTE: Pottery and glassware reporter, Jan. 14, 1892: "THE FOSTORIA GLASS CO. has a display of fine flint pressed ware at room 110 [of the Monongahela House], which shows that the firm proposes to maintain its lead in original designs, new patterns and clearness of metal, for which they have a deserved reputation. Their latest patterns are the “Rococo,” “Marguerite” and “Ruth,” three entire new sets in addition to their large lines of other goods."
NOTE: In his article “Fostoria Glass in Moundsville-The Elusive First Three Lines…” by Gary Schneider, he says that “No. 233 Ruth, No. 234 Roccoco, and No. 240 Marguerite” ... “The items produced in the three lines are handwritten in an 1891 price list.” “By late 1893 all three lines were dropped."