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VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436
VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436

VTG Blue Cornflower Fire King Ovenware 1 Qt. 8" Round Handled Casserole 436

$ 4.17

  • Antique: No
  • Backstamp: Incised
  • Brand: Anchor Hocking
  • Capacity: 1 Quart
  • Color: White
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Features: Oven-Safe
  • Finish: Glossy
  • Item Depth: 2 Inch
  • Item Length: 9 Inches Across Handles
  • Item Weight: 22 Ounces
  • Item Width: NA
  • MPN: 436
  • Material: Glass
  • Origin: United States
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • Pattern: Blue Cornflower
  • Product Line: Fire-King
  • Production Style: Milk Glass
  • Production Technique: Fused Glass
  • Seller Notes: “Excellent Condition. No Chips, Cracks Mild Wear on the Bottom Ring.”
  • Shape: Round
  • Theme: Food & Drink
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1950-1959
  • Type: Casserole
  • Type of Oven: Electric, Gas, Induction, Microwave Oven
  • UPC: Does not apply
  • Vintage: Yes
  • gtin13: Does not apply

Description

This vintage Anchor Hocking casserole dish is a beautiful addition to any kitchen. The dish is 8 inches in diameter and 9 inches across handles, with 2-inch depth and 1-quart capacity It is made of glossy white milk glass with a blue cornflower pattern. It is oven-safe and can be used in induction, electric, gas, and microwave ovens. The dish, with an incised backstamp and production style of Fire-King, has a round shape and weighs 22 ounces. It was produced using fused glass technique in the United States.