These Fire King NATURE'S BOUNTY 8" round cake pans are both in very good condition, no chips or cracks, etc. Decals intact, with very little wear. One has a small scratch mark (picture 2) in the front ($12) and the other has no usage marks ($16) (see first picture). Please specify which one you want. Marked Anchor Hocking Fire-King Oven Proof Made in USA. Fire King made Nature's Bounty, with its red, yellow, purple, and green fruit pattern on milk glass (Anchorwhite) from 1976-1978.

This Fire King 1.5 Quart milk glass Casserole with the Nature's Bounty decal is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful wear. decal is bright. Very little wear. It is the Oval Au Gratin version with White lid, marked Anchor Hocking Fire King Oven Proof Made in USA on the bottom. Nature's Bounty was made from 1976-1978.

This Fire King 1.5 Quart Casserole is oval with the Au Gratin crystal cover. It's is excellent condition, no chips or cracks, etc. Decals intact, with very little wear. Marked Anchor Hocking Fire-King Ovenware Made in USA on the bottom. Nature's Bounty, with its red, yellow, purple, and green fruit pattern was made from 1976-1978. We have 2 available. See our other listings for more of this pattern.

This Fire King 1 quart round casserole with clear glass knob cover is in excellent condition; the Nature's Bounty decals are bright and intact; no chips, cracks, scratches, etc on the glass. Very little wear. The angle of the picture might make the dish look oval, but it's round. Nature's Bounty, with its red, yellow, purple, and green fruit pattern was made from 1976-1978. Casserole is marked Anchor Hocking Fire-King Oven Proof, Made in USA.

This Fire King FRUITS pattern 6" wide (3" high) mixing bowl is in very good condition, no chips or cracks. It has three fruits (pear, peach, grapes), with some minor specks off the paint here and there, but nothing significant; marked Fire King Oven Ware (mid to late 1940s). Painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire-King. This is the smallest bowl in the nesting or mixing bowl set.

We have 2 Anchor Hocking Fire-King Fruits pattern 7 3/16" wide mixing bowls, both in very good condition, no chips or cracks. They have four fruits (pear, peach, grapes, cherries); on one, the cherries and grapes are faded ($8) (see pictures 3 and 4), on the other, there is no fading ($15). Might also be minor wear or use marks, but nothing significant; marked Fire King Ware (mid to late 1940s). Painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire-King...

This Fire King Gay Fad Fruits 4" x 8" rectangular refrigerator dish with glass lid is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, etc; paint is bright. The only flaw might be a couple of light scratches on the glass lid. Cover and dish are marked Fire King Oven Ware, dating the the set mid to late 1940s. Painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire King.

This Fire King 1 1/2 quart covered casserole in the Gay Fad FRUITS pattern is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. It has 3 fruits (pears, peaches, grapes) on front and back. Embossed Anchor Hocking Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA on the bottoms; painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire King. Listed book value is $30-$35.

This MacBeth-Evans pink American Sweetheart 9" Round Berry Bowl is in excellent condition; one very tiny mark inside bowl (as if from the tip of a utensil) is the only flaw I can find upon inspection. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

This pink AMERICAN SWEETHEART 9 3/4" dinner plate is in excellent condition from an unused set that was stored in the original box. MacBeth-Evans made this pattern from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

This pink MacBeth-Evans American Sweetheart 13" Oval Platter is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful scratches, just a minor manufacturing dimple on underneath on the stea area. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

These MacBeth-Evans American Sweetheart 6" cereal bowls are all in excellent condition. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.