Vintage Fire-King 1.5 Qt Casserole Dish Anchor Hocking Blue Daisy Pattern Mid-Century Milk Glass Bakeware Retro Kitchen Collectible

Add a touch of retro charm to your kitchen with this Vintage Fire-King Blue Daisy Casserole Dish by Anchor Hocking. This stunning 1.5-quart ovenware dish features a vibrant Blue Daisy pattern — a staple in mid-century kitchens. Both beautiful and functional, it's perfect for serving casseroles, side dishes, or simply displaying in your vintage kitchen collection.

✨ Details:

Brand: Fire-King by Anchor Hocking

Pattern: Blue Daisy

Capacity: 1.5 Quarts

Material: Oven-safe milk glass

Color: Milk Glass White Blue pattern

Era: 1970s

Made in USA

Measurements:
9" diameter with 2.5" depth
1.5 Quart
Makers Mark:
Oven Proof
Anchor Hocking
Anchor logo
Fire King (script)
Made in USA

🥘 Features:

Oven-safe and durable

Classic mid-century design

Handles for easy carrying

Gently used vintage condition with minimal signs of wear (see photos for details)

🧽 Care Instructions:

Hand wash only — avoid dishwashers to preserve the finish

Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers

Avoid extreme temperature changes (e.g., freezer to oven)

Safe for oven use, but not for microwave or stovetop

🎁 Perfect For:

Vintage kitchen collectors

Mid-century modern enthusiasts

Everyday use or display

Unique housewarming or holiday gift

📦 Please Note:
This is a true vintage item. Light wear consistent with age and use may be present. No chips or cracks unless otherwise noted. Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings

Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation was created in 1937 from the merger of Hocking Glass with the Anchor Cap and Closure Corporation. A few years later in 1942, they introduced their hugely popular Fire-King glassware which continued in production until the late 1970s. Even as late as 1992 Anchor Hocking were making some Fire-King items, to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of its introduction.
Fire-King was pressed glass dinnerware and kitchenware made from oven-proof glass. Two special colors in Fire-King have become popular and easily recognized -the pale green "Jade-ite" and the iridized peach color with a mirror finish called "Peach lustre". All kinds of dinnerware patterns were produced in Fire-King, in plain colors or with transfer printed floral or natural or geometric designs. The shapes were very practical and there was a huge range to choose from. Fire-King even carried a two-year guarantee on the label.

Reminding us of our shared history in American homes from generation, the versatility and beauty of these dishes make them a timeless favorite. Sustainable shopping at its best.