Mid-Century Fire King Peach Lustre Custard Cups Set of Six

Mid-Century Fire King Peach Lustre Custard Cups Set of Six

$407.00
Sale price  $407.00 Regular price 
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Mid-Century Fire King Peach Lustre Custard Cups Set of Six

Mid-Century Fire King Peach Lustre Custard Cups Set of Six

$407.00
Sale price  $407.00 Regular price 

Fire King Peach Lustre Custard Cups, Set of Six, Mid-Century Modern
Fire King forever changed the way the American kitchen was understood. Beginning in the 1940s, Anchor Hocking introduced a line of durable, heat resistant glassware that brought materials once associated with professional kitchens into millions of homes. Fire King became part of the rise of the modern kitchen, transforming everyday kitchenware into objects designed to be used and cherished for generations.
This set of six Fire King Peach Lustre custard cups showcases the soft iridescent finish that has made this line one of the most recognizable and collectible within mid century American glassware. The warm peach and copper tones give the glass remarkable depth and a quiet luminosity, while the restrained design reflects the philosophy that defined Fire King, creating practical objects with lasting beauty.
Originally intended for serving custards, puddings, soufflés, fresh fruit, and individual desserts, these versatile bowls continue to find new purposes at today's table. They are equally suited for olives, nuts, sauces, butter, mise en place, or small servings that elevate everyday dining. Displayed together, they also create a beautiful composition that celebrates the elegance of functional design.
More than a set of serving pieces, this collection represents an important chapter in the history of domestic life. Fire King helped democratize good design by proving that everyday household objects could be durable, functional, beautiful, and affordable. That philosophy transformed the relationship millions of families had with their kitchens and with the objects they used every day.
Today these pieces remain remarkably relevant. They bring history, warmth, and material richness to the contemporary home while remaining entirely functional. They remind us that domestic beauty is not created through excess, but through thoughtful design and the enduring value of objects made to last.

Details

  • 1stDibs reference: LU10969251146502
  • Period: Mid-20th Century
  • Date: 1950
  • Materials: Glass
  • Techniques: Molded
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Dimensions: H 3 × W 4 × D 4 IN
  • Condition: GOOD

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