Jubilee was made by the Lancaster Glass Company in the early 1930's.  A complete dinner service was never made.  The largest plate is 8-3/4" (other than serving plates) and there are no soup, cereal or dessert bowls.   However, both goblets (stems) and tumblers were made.  The pitcher tends to be the most difficult piece to find.  It was made in both yellow (a real yellow not amber) and pink although not all pieces were made in pink.  Jubilee is often confused with other patterns that have etched flowers.  But, if you count the petals and there are twelve and they're lined up like the numbers on a clock, then you're looking at Jubilee.  (We are sorry but we cannot email photos of each and every piece of glass for sale.  If you need to see a picture of an item to know what it looks like we highly recommend The Collector's Encyclopedia of Depression Glass by Gene Florence.)