Sugar Creamer Sets, Pink Depression Cubist, Milk, Fostoria American, Hazel Atlas

Description

I am thinning my collection of cube related glass.  Here are all my sugar and creamer sets of both Fostoria and Jeannette Cubist Depression Glass.
Some notes:
You will not receive any pieces with stickers on them.
The pink lid for the sugar barrel is the lid with the lower knob.  The Candy dish and Sugar dish came with a taller knobbed lid, but they are all interchangeable size wise.  Note that I am selling both lidded and unlidded barrels, and no sugar bowl comes with a lid except the Large Fostoria sugar.    There have been many different "lids" I've seen for the footed sugar barrels over the years, (wooden, plastic, metal) but the original was glass.  Also some people include a Windsor Diamond lid on the clear jar.  While this looks somewhat cubey, it is not a Cubist lid.
The depression glass was a cheaper glass and therefore color fluctuation did occur.   The exact shade of the piece you get may not match the picture.
The white sugar and creamer were Hazel Atlas, not Jeannette, I put a picture of the sticker so you can see.
The small Fostoria sugar and creamer are listed in the book as "individual" and the medium size is listed as the "tea" set.  I have 1 sugar creamer set left but the creamer has a slight mold mark and a divot in the center of the ground bottom.  I also have some extra sugars I listed individually, again, you will not receive a piece with a sticker on it.
The Fostoria tray will fit either the small or medium sets.  I have the picture with the medium set on it.
The Fostoria Milk Pitcher is the 1 pint pitcher.
The Whitehall peach sugar comes with a lid.
A note on Whitehall / Fostoria American.  I've collected thousands of pieces of Fostoria American and know the difference between real Fostoria and Whitehall.  Also not to be confused with Jeanette Cubist the depression glass pattern, or Home Interiors which made a few pieces that have the cube pattern as well.  I have pieces from all of these companies and will be listing them all.  If you are looking for something specific that I haven't listed yet, feel free to message me.
Whitehall was produced by Indiana glass starting in the 50's.  The colors that I have listed here are Indiana colors.  Any other color is probably not Indiana Whitehall but made by Lancaster Colony who purchased Fostoria and the molds in the 80's and reproduced some pieces under the name "American Whitehall".