PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING This a Fire King 8 x 12 baking dish. It is the hard to find Blue Sapphire line which was manufactured in the 1940's.

This gorgeous piece is a 2 qt. gold-leafed serving casserole from Fire King. Itbwas deigned by George Briard. The glass (and leafing) has some light scratching from normal wear and tear.

This beautiful piece is most likely from the late 1940s. It is a 1.5 quart casserole dish. It comes with the original stylish knob lid. There are light scratches on the glass from normal wear and tear. No chips.

This milk glass square baker from Fire King Anchor Hocking is decorated in a colorful fruit pattern by Hildi.

This is an Anchor Hocking / Fire King milk glass 1 qt. casserole / baker. Beneath a rib of solid white, it has vertical rib design.

This is a three section scalloped serving dish or relish tray in Fire King's Golden Anniversary Swirl Pattern. This was one of the many accompanying pieces to the same pattern Dinnerware. It was sold in the '50's in Woolworth's and 5 & 10's throughout the country.

This is a set of 4 individual Peach luster one handled casserole dishes from Fire-King.

SOLD .This a Fire King clear glass loaf pan with cover. It is vintage from the Fire-King Crystal Ovenware line.

This 2 qt. baking dish / casserole is Fire King's Candle Glow (glo) pattern. Candleglow was introduced in 1957 as Fire King's holiday pattern. The pattern was discontinued in 1972. It has both the Anchor Hocking and Fire King names on the bottom,

A rare find is this Fire King divided baker. There is a glass divider through the center of this 2 qt. baker. This is typical of Fire King produced in the 1940's - 50's. As with much of the period's glass, this "crystal" color has a yellow tint.

Currier and Ives is a very rare Fire King pattern. Produced in 1970, it depicts a steam locomotive in the country.

This is a Fire-King 5x9 loaf pan in excellent condition. The Cornflower is an example of the decal on white oven ware made by Anchor-Hocking and sold under the Fire-King name