"Most pieces were made by the Pennsylvania companies Jeannette Glass Co. and McKee and are most highly sought after. The more common are the pieces made from 1945 by the Anchor-Hocking Glass Co. of Lancaster, Ohio, which is also the biggest producer of Depression glass.
The Fire-King line, a brand of Anchor-Hocking glassware, includes bowls, casserole dishes, cups, plates, serving platters, creamers, vases and more. This glassware literally flooded the country for years because it was inexpensive."
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The Fire-King line, a brand of Anchor-Hocking glassware, includes bowls, casserole dishes, cups, plates, serving platters, creamers, vases and more. This glassware literally flooded the country for years because it was inexpensive."
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