This are the little candle cup warmers that keep your food warm when serving banquet style dinners. They were usually in metal holders. The are embossed with the Fire King Logo and signature.

This 6" blue Aunt Polly sherbert plate was made by U.S. Glass in the 1920's and is in excellent condition!

This Fire King Forest Green "Charm" 11" platter is in excellent, unused, condition!

This Fire King Forest Green "Charm" luncheon plate is in excellent condition!

This Strawberry Shortcake mug and bowl set was made by Hocking Glass and is in excellent condition! It is marked American Greetings and the Roman Numerals for 1980. Both pieces are marked with the Hocking Anchor!

This ruffled top emerald crest vase was made by The Fenton Art Glass Co. in the 1940's, and is in excellent condition!

Genuine 1940 cobalt Shirley Temple child's milk mug. Part of a 3 pc set that included a cereal bowl, a mug, and a pitcher. Photo is silk screened on glass. Super! This mug is guaranteed old, and very high quality!

This Floral Poinsettia pink cup is in excellent condition!

This pair of Fostoria Century SALT & PEPPER Shakershave no chips or scratches, but they do have small air bubbles in the glass. The tops don't look like they were ever used.

This green Dogwood style shot glass, or childs glass, holds 1oz-2oz of liquid. It was made by the MacBeth-Evans Glass Co. in the 1930's. It is in excellent condition!

This pattern was only made for 1 year starting in 1932 by the Hazel Atlas Glass Co.It was packed in STAR BRAND Oats and given away as a premium for buying the Oats. There were only 7 pieces made in this color. This is the most common, a sherbert and is in excellent, unused condition. Very bright and shiny!

This pattern was only made for 1 year starting in 1932 by the Hazel Atlas Glass Co.It was packed in STAR BRAND Oats and given away as a premium for buying the Oats. There were only 7 pieces made in this color. This is a harder to find 4 1/2" deep bowl and is in excellent, unused condition. Very bright and shiny!