This Fire King ANNIVERSARY ROSE 6 5/8" Soup Bowl (called Plate in the books, but it's a bowl) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or use marks; the decals are strong and the gold trim is in great condition, extremely minor wear if any. Book value $20. Marked Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA on the bottom. Fire King made this pattern from 1964-1965 only.

These Fire King 6 5/8" Harvest pattern milk glass soup bowls (called soup plates in the books) are in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, perhaps very slight wear to the gray leaf decals, but minimal) and are embossed Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA. This pattern was made from 1968-1971. Priced under book value of $32 for the set of 4.

This Fire King 5" by 9" milk glass Bread Loaf Pan has a blue floral design and is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, etc. Embossed Anchor Hocking Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA, dating it in the 1960s.

This 3.5 Quart Anchor Hocking Fire-King mixing or nesting bowl in the Chanticleer or Country Kitchen pattern (featuring a rooster and fruit in primary colors) was made from 1965-1967; it’s embossed underneath with Anchor Hocking Fire King Ware and the H with an anchor. Very good condition, no chips or cracks, just some minor utensil marks in the bottom. The decals are bright and intact. This is the largest sized bowl in the pattern (measures 10 1/4" excluding the spout handles).

This Fire King milk glass spout-handled round casserole in the GINGHAM FLOWERS pattern is 8 3/4" wide, holds 1.5 quarts, and has a pattern of green, yellow, orange, and brown gingham flowers. It is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches; appears unused. Camera angle makes the casserole look oval, but it's round. Embossed Anchor Hocking Fire-King, Oven Proof, Made in USA, dating it mid to late 1970s. See matching bowl listed separately.

This Fire King pattern is rarely seen and I've never heard a name for it except "Blue, Yellow and Red Fruit"; the decals are in great shape, as is the milk glass 1 Quart bread loaf pan (no chips, cracks, use marks; there is only a stain line on the bottom of both long ends, as if it sat on a dirty shelf for a long time). Measures 5 1/4" by 9 1/4" (standard loaf pan). Embossed Fire King Made in USA (backwards) on the bottom.

This Fire King 5" by 7" milk glass Bread Loaf baking pan with a yellow, green, and red vegetable design is in excellent condition; no flaws noted. Marked Anchor Hocking Oven and Microwave Safe on the bottom.

This Fire-King Peach Blossom 1.5 Quart oval covered casserole dish (painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire-King) is in fair condition and priced accordingly. There is a small chip in the inner rim of the lid (see picture 2; it's the second lip that's inside the bowl, not along the edge) and there are some inner use marks and some minor baking stains, though the piece actually shows quite well if your purpose is display. It is also very usable...

This pink 6.5" high tab-handled ice tub in Paden City's Line #191 or #191 1/2 Party Line (also known as Soda Fountain) is in excellent condition, no flaws noted. Nice size, made late 1920s into the 50s.

These Westmoreland DELLA ROBBIA 4 3/4" 8 oz Footed Tumblers or Goblets have the pastel vs. dark stain (i.e., blue rather than purple grapes). These are all in very good condition, with no chips or cracks, just some wear to the stain on some of the apples and some variation in the color of the darker stain. Della Robbia was made from 1928 into the 1940s.

These Westmoreland Della Robbia (#1058) 9” luncheon plates are in very good to excellent condition, minor wear to lustre, but mostly intact. Dark stain version (purple vs. blue grapes) but the purple is not a heavy stain. No chips, cracks, or scratches. All plates match one another. Westmoreland Glass made this pattern from 1928 into the 1940s.

This Westmoreland Della Robbia (#1058) 12" Bowl (flat, flared, with blue grape stain version called pastel) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or wear. Westmoreland Glass made this pattern from late 1920s into the 1940s.