JEWEL (OMN) usgc by United States Glass Company (Pittsburgh-PA, Company Operated: 1891-1962) , 1899 Introduced
• AKA: Lacy Medallion
NOTE: Sid Lethbridge: US Glass made another short line that they called Jewel (OMN) as shown in the catalog cut below from about 1910. And yes, none of the Jewel pieces have the decorative feet associated with most of US Glass 15057 Colorado. But there are pieces of Colorado which do not have the feet either - e.g. tumbler, a small Jersey or tankard cream and a handled tumbler. The last two pieces were made by hand working the tumbler to add an handle and in the case of the Jersey cream, a lip. So how do you tell the difference? In short, if it appears in the catalog cut below exactly as shown it is Jewel aka Lacy Medallion, otherwise it is US Glass No.15057 Colorado.
NOTE: Jewel items have maries/collar bases.
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Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Nancy Dawson, Kathy Rowe, Kirstin Bindley Forman, Sara Walker

Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: Johnathan Farris - 4H

Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: Thomas Regner Jr, Karen Skinner, Cheryl Cashdollar, Paul Sullivan

Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: LS Kutzen

Shape: Cups & Mugs
Contributor: Matthew Cox, Walt Williams, Catherine Heise Michele Richard, Margaret Malloy, Jeannie Symington, Dane Woody Moore

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Roger Haworth

Shape: Toothpick/Match Holders
Contributor: Richard Ryan (1-4), Bill Banks

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Roger Haworth - wine

Shape: Creamers
Contributor: Mike McCann - 4"H

Shape: Pattern Comparison
Contributor: Richard Ryan

Shape: Assortments
Contributor: Diane Dittman Hanson - Cream 1/3pt, Mug 4oz 2.5H x 2.75D, Mug 2D

Shape: Shakers (salt, pepper, sugar)
Contributor: John Ragsdale, Carol Mercurio Williams, Cathy M Cavalcante, Linda Eppelheimer

Shape: Child/Toy Size
Contributor: Diane Dittman Hanson, Winfred Huff

Shape: Stemware
Contributor: Jim Masterson, Martin Chaffee, Aldon Burlison souvenirs from a c1910-11 NYC restaurant

Shape: Catalogue/Ads
Contributor: Sid Lethbridge