Need Assistance w/ Vintage Milk Glass Iridescent Dishes

[theopshoproc]

I really need some help in identifying these really pretty dishes I picked up. They are a milk glass with an iridescent finish. I have no idea of the age or if there is 'name' for these. The markings on the bottom are an F in a shield, Heat Proof and USA. Any help is appreciated! TIA!

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[Gilo49]

Hi!
I can maybe get you started. The F in a shield is the mark of the Federal Glass Company.
Joanne

 

[theopshoproc]

Oh thank you so much Joanne - just that little bit of info helped me find out all I needed! Thank you so much!

 

[vintagepretties]

Justine,

the finish is called lustre... or commonly spelled luster. They are beautiful!

yvonne

 

[AnyDayNow]

I have some matching coffee cups to your plates.