Help with Pink Glass Dice Cream and Sugar

[ola402]

I've looked everywhere I can think of to find the maker of this dice cream and sugar.  It's not a Heisey product.  It measures 5" in diameter and the creamer is 3" high.  The pattern is a colonial style with straight up and down panels.  I thought I could figure this out by the unique star pattern on the bottom.  

Anyone know?

[rubiano98]

Have you tried a Google image match search? If not, use the tray and try to match the bottom "rays" pattern. Or use one of the handles in an image match search.

[gabla]

Check Heisey as a maker.

[rubiano98]

OP said it's not a Heisey product.

[kerrberry]

Paden City 323 Loaf Creamer and Sugar are very close. The handles look right, but the creamer isn't fluted, that I can find. Some have etched designs though.

[ola402]

I saw a photo of the Paden City version on line and this one is similar, but not it.  Using the word "loaf" in my search should help.  I'll try that.  

I was thinking maybe it's was made by Westmoreland with that star pattern on the bottom but I haven't been able to verify that.

[ola402]

I just tried an image match search but that only yielded a lot of miscellaneous pink depression glass.  

[rubiano98]

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@ola402 wrote:

I just tried an image match search but that only yielded a lot of miscellaneous pink depression glass.  

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Sorry that didn't work out. 

It's beautiful, whoever made it. I searched using flamingo for the color but did not turn up any exact matches. Are there other names for the pinkish-colored glass that various mfrs. used?

[patd3283]

Maybe @TallCakes will know...