Set of 3 Vintage Fire-King Peach Lustre Baking Dishes, 1950s

An elegant set of three vintage Fire-King baking dishes produced by Anchor Hocking in the United States during the 1950s. Made in three graduated sizes, each piece bears its corresponding molded Fire-King mark on the underside.

Each dish is crafted from durable white milk glass and finished on the exterior in the distinctive Peach Lustre colorway, combining warm peach, amber and copper tones with subtle pearlescent reflections. Introduced by Anchor Hocking in the 1940s, Fire-King was conceived as modern, functional and durable glassware for the American home, uniting cooking and presentation in a single oven-to-table vessel.

The three dishes feature rectangular forms with rounded corners, gently sloping sides and integrated handles. When not in use, the dishes nest neatly or may be displayed together as a sculptural graduated composition.

Condition: Good, wear consistent with age and use; variations in tone, surface marks and areas of wear to the lustre finish. Largest dish 14.5 in D x 8 in W x 2 in H.