Hazel Atlas Glass Crisscross Pound Butter Dish and Lid One pound butter dish with lid from Hazel Atlas Company's "Crisscross" kitchen glassware line. 6 1/2 inches long, about 3 1/2 inches tall. Three tiny chips on the handles (see photo).
Circa: 1936 - 1938
Condition: Very Good  

English Art Deco Biscuit Jar English biscuit jar (similar to American cookie jars) from the 1920s or 1930s. The jar part is pottery. The lid and fittings are electroplated nickel silver (hallmarked EPNS), although much of that is history on the lid (see photos). Bold, art deco flower transfer decorations. Approximately 9/12 inches tall (base to top of handle), and about a three inch wide opening. There is something incised on the base, which is quite difficult to read, possibly PADDYS.Crazing visible under strong light. Quite an attractive piece, even with the silver plate loss.
Circa: 1920s - 1930s
Condition: Very Good  

Sapphire Blue Fire King Loaf Pan A meat loaf pan in Fire King's Sapphire Blue color (I know it doesn't look blue in the photos -- it is! This color is real hard to photograph). 9 1/4 by 5 1/8 inches.
Circa: 1942 - 1950s
Condition: Excellent  

Fire-King Primrose Deep Loaf Pan Deep loaf (or meat loaf) Fire-King pan from the Anchor Hocking "Primrose" line. 1 quart, 5 inches by 9 inches size. White oven-glass with primrose decal.
Circa: 1960 - 1962
Condition: Excellent  

Anchor Hocking Fire-King Table Server (Hot Plate) A crystal (clear glass) table server, or hot plate, from Anchor Hocking's "Fire-King" line. Tab handles. 10 1/2 inches across (handle to handle). Excellent condition!
Circa: 1942 - 1950s
Condition: Excellent  

Fire-King Casserole Lid Lost your lid? Here's a Sapphire Blue Fire-King lid from a casserole. 7 3/8 inches in diameter.
Condition: Excellent