Scoring valuable vintage glassware at the thrift store feels like hitting the jackpot, especially if you find this one that's ...

Q — I have been collecting Fire-King Oven Ware (sapphire blue) for the past year. I see plenty of loaf pans, pie plates and pudding bowls, but very little else. I am particularly interested in ...

Introduced in the 1940s, Fire-King is Anchor Hocking’s brand name for glassware similar to Corning’s Pyrex. Fire-King was first made of annealed borosilicate, a low-expansion glass that could ...

The most-collected Anchor Hocking glassware is called Fire King Jade-ite. It was made between 1945 and 1975, mainly for commercial use in restaurants. The majority of it is a slightly opaque, soft ...

By the 1930s, Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. released its competitor brand Fire-King. But it’s the kitchenware made between 1950 and 1980 that seem to be most popular right now.

Along with the used media inventory, you'll also find collectible Fire-King glassware and vintage dishes, a longtime passion and business for Candace Baker. The Bakers have been residents of downtown ...

Originally produced in the 1940s, Fire-King glassware was often found in bags of flour as Design. Aug 21, 2013. 1.2K Views. 0 Comments. Comments. Text By Jonathan Poh. Share this ...