Lacy Dewdrop, Phoenix   Updated 12/6/2011

Another pattern where the original moulds were made by the Flint Co-Operative Glass Co around the turn of the century. While the pattern was also reproduced by Westmoreland and Kemple, it was Phoenix that reproduced the iridized examples, calling the color "pearl lustre." This compote, shown upside down, and the tumbler, are courtesy of Lee Markley.
Compote

Milk glass, pearlized, 25, 35 (both 2009)

Compote, covered

Milk glass, pearlized, 325 (2006),
   70, 80 (both 2007)

Banana dish, stemmed

Milk glass, pearlized, 135 (2004),
   75, 175 (both 2007), 50 (2008)

Cake plate or salver

Milk glass, pearlized, 225 (2006),
   35 (2009)

Creamer and sugar

Milk glass, pearlized, 275 (2006)

Butter dish, covered

Milk glass, pearlized, 65 (2011)

Creamer

Milk glass, pearlized, 85 (2004), 60 (2007)

Sugar, covered

Milk glass, pearlized, 200, 325 (both 1995)

Tumblers

Milk glass, pearlized, 250 (1999),
   125 (2000), 110 (2002)

Water set, 7 pieces

Milk glass, pearlized, 825 (2006)

Water pitcher

Milk glass, pearlized, 600 (2011)

Bowl, large

Milk glass, pearlized, 50 (2003)

Bowl, covered, large

Milk glass, pearlized, 75 (2003)

Goblet

Milk glass, pearlized, 30 (2003),
   10, 15 (both 2007)