The 3139 stemware line was introduced to the trade in an article in China, Glass and Lamps in 1937.

Stemware line combining 3139 stems with 3140 bowls. This line was sold from the Fall of 1943 through the Fall of 1947 by Sears Roebuck & Co. The line was also reintroduced in 1958 and sold as the 1958 line.

The 3140 stemware line was probably introduced in the late 1930s. It uses the same stems as the 3095 stemware line with 3140 bowl shapes.

The 3151 stemware line was listed in 1938 only.

The 3500 Gadroon stemware was introduced in 1933. Design patent 89,769 was issued May 2, 1933 to Jess Clair Kelly for this stemware line.

The 3575 Stradivari line was introduced in late 1935. Design patent 98,490 was issued February 11, 1936 to Arthur J. Bennett. The name was changed to Regency in 1941.

The 3600 stemware line was the first of four 3600 series of stemware lines using the same stem with different bowl shapes introduced in 1938. Design Patent 111,949 was issued to Arthur J. Bennett covering the 3600 stemware line that compliments the 3600 Martha general dinnerware line.

The 3625 stemware line was the second of four 3600 series of stemware lines using the same stem with different bowl shapes introduced in 1938. The 3625 stemware line compliments the 3600 Martha general dinnerware line.

The 3650 stemware line was the third of four 3600 series of stemware lines using the same stem with different bowl shapes introduced in 1938. The 3650 stemware line compliments the 3600 Martha general dinnerware line.