I'm sorry to confuse Debi. #389 is on the purple page. And you did say pressed on the page. I often go strolling thru your pages just for the fun of it. Opened #389 and realized I had a number of that salt in different colors. There is a cut one similar so I wanted you to know these were pressed. I also mentally pictured the blue as the post's salt.... my brain does weird stuff. I have the purple but mine seems lighter. Will post.
   In checking that purple page, many have been sun purpled. I have extras of some of them. I think I'll stick them in the sun and see what happens.

H&J 4426 -- 3/4 view
Milk Glass

H&J 4426 -- side
Milk Glass

  Sigh.... according to my H/J I have #2945. Frickin where is the darned question.
  I found this picture. #2949, I think it was taken here. Which means it is somewhere in this apt. But I can't find it. BUT I can find the little tub salt. Want a picture?

  Bottom up.

  Debi, I'm sorry for being slow. Crazy busy with kids and Christmas.

 I have to measure. But being hand made. Measurements may mean nothing.
Diameter, top ruffel =3 & 3/4 "
Height = 2 1/8th "
Base= 2 3/16th "

   Well, fudge Jan. I'D say my favorite "S" word but trying to be a lady here. Never mind on the Davison. I have flunked out today.

   2937, master and babies. I have 2949 but.... I don't think it is unpacked yet.

H&J 2947 - Grape Leaf by L.E. Smith - cambering Smith left and Fostoria right

I have several of the H&J 2940 - Octagon, but I recall that this salt was
better covered by other fellow H&J workers. So I'll leave this one to them.

I have light amber, aqua, blue, clear, Emerald, and milk glass if one is
needed in one of the colors I have.

H&J 2939 - BANDED STAR by King Glass - 3/4 views of Ind and Master
circa 1880
Found in individual (Rare) and Master (VERY RARE) sizes.

Ind 2" L, 1 1/2" W, 1 3/8" H
Master 3 3/8" L, 2 5/16" W, 2 1/16" H

H&J 2934 - APPLIED BAND by King & Son Co. - side
circa 1887
Found in clear

2" Dia X 1 1/4" H

H&J 2935 - No. 28 (OMN), RING AND BLOCK by King Glass - 3/4 view
circa 1869 - 1891
Aka: Prism and Block Band, Clark
Found in clear (EAPGS shows many tableware pieces with ruby stain)
Individual and Master sizes

Ind 1 13/16" Dia X 1 5/16" H

H&J 2933 ATLAS (OMN) by Bryce Brothers -- ind and master
AKA: Crystal Ball, Knobby Bottom, Bullet, Cannon Ball, Orbed Feet
circa 1889
U.S. Flass circa 1891 - 1904
Found in clear and with ruby stain
 
Individual 2 3/8" Dia bottom, 1 1/2" Dia bowl, 1 1/4" H
Master 3 3/4" Dia bottom. 2 7/8" Dia bowl, 1 7/8" H

Eye drops in and eyes doing a little better. The H&J 2930 I have is Banner. The New Crescent disc are round with crosshatching and they have a rayed design above and below the disc. Banner's disc are hexagon shaped with slightly sloping sides...And many of the other pieces in the Banner pattern dinnerware have the scalloped detail on the rim that is on the salt. I'll get some good pictures of the footed salt and one with the square and round side by side.

Debi I have a habit of collecting to question and compare. I've been doing it for some time. In my files I ID'd all of the Higbee and Wright salts as "Paneled Thistle" to keep them together on the spreadsheet and in the picture files. As I find more information I change the info in my files. The pedestal dish that is in EAPGS info I've got as a berry dish / Stewed fruit dish. And, I think the flat bottom dish is the same just without the pedestal.

I have H&J 2930 but I have it as "Diamond Point Disc" by Higbee...NEW CRESENT as the OMN. I've looked it up in EAPGS site and saw the group of salts they have as Banner.

Had to take a break and have lunch with my daughter.
H&J 2929 -- Thistle by L.G. Wright (With Wright Bee mark)
in cobalt blue -- side view
This is likely the salt pictured in H&J.

Wright colors: Amber, Lt Blue,
Clear, Ameberina, Green, Amethyst, Red and Cobalt.
Smith colors: Clear, Ice Blue, Pink, Lavender, Sage, Celadon
and Cobalt

2 3/8" Dia x 1 1/2" high