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The Midnight Rose pattern by the Fostoria Glass Company, originally founded in Fostoria, Ohio in 1887 and later moved to Moundsville, West Virginia, is a timeless example of Depression-era elegance. Produced between 1933 and 1957, this pattern features delicately acid-etched roses and foliage gracefully decorating clear crystal glassware. Its romantic floral design makes it a sought-after collectible for vintage enthusiasts, particularly prized for pieces like divided relish dishes, wine glasses, and serving bowls. The brilliance of the crystal combined with the fine etched detailing captures the charm and craftsmanship that defined Fostoria’s golden era of glassmaking.

Homer Laughlin's Apple Blossom China Bowls Vintage Made 1943