I saw this pattern in books only for the longest while.  During the summer of 2011 we were driving back from Cape Cod and of course stopping in every antique shop/mall we passed.  I found this plate and some stems, champagnes I think, which I later sold.  I thought that this would be the pattern I’d collect and keep for myself, but alas…’twasn’t meant to be.  If you look at the etch closely you can see a variety of flowers.  It’s very pretty and likely I should honour it and use the danged thing!

Oh….evidence of spring.  Cambridge`s Daffodil etch is a celebration of early flowers.  I love the stem.  This is a low sherbert produced in the 1950s.  I haven`t come across any other `live`examples, as opposed to online, of this etch.  I don`t think they are super common.  If you have some wines or waters, you are lucky.