Welz glass - the Cup grid

This Welz shape documented (see Craig's post)- all the pieces are of the exact same shape. These highly decorated pieces are just over 4" in height; the shape is somewhere between a bowl and a vase "a cup" I call it. The foot is flat with rounded shape and a small waist. the upper portion is almost organic because of the hand-worked rim.

Cup Grid Parameters :

1 shape
1 rim types (all applied with a black thread of glass)
Light weight
Just over 4" in height
Many decors

THE GRID

...........a few interesting pieces:
1 -A). The pink "Step ladder" that Thomas discovered and Craig named is very rare. it appears to me to be a variation of "line and bubble decor)
B). The two green "line and confetti" pieces seem the same but if you look carefully you will see a different amount of lines in each- so the construction was different; therefore unique decors even though the glass supplies were the same
C.) The blue/green satin flashed piece in the lower right is the only time I have seen this decor with a black thread rim

2 - Notice the three pink pieces at the bottom (line and confetti) They have slight variations in the confetti color

3 - Notice the tango piece- it is lonely: (..... as it appears to be the only one on this grid

4 - The white Lines with Confetti (the lines are hard to see but each line ends with a bubble in the glass). The yellow custard with confetti has no lines

THE TREND:
The last grid (decorated grid) contained no "Line and confetti" decor yet they are common in this grid.
There is only one piece of black-based glass, all others are white or tango base colored.
As you can see there, there is space for another image to upload- so if you are sitting on a decor that is not on this grid please post a link or send me a pic and I will credit you.

P.S. Thank you Craig, Thomas, Dwight, Dirk and Kelly