🥘 Pristine vintage meets practical design in this 1970s Fire-King clear glass casserole by Anchor Hocking. Likely unused new old stock, it still retains its original advertising insert—a rare survivor from its era. The domed lid, built-in handles, and heat-tempered clarity make this piece as collectible as it is functional.
Casserole dish is in good vintage/used condition. Please see all of the photos. 🥘
⌛ History Behind The Piece ⌛ Anchor Hocking introduced the Fire-King line in the 1940s, producing durable oven-safe glassware beloved for its utility and affordability. By the 1970s, Fire-King had expanded into clear glass offerings like this one, reflecting the era’s move toward streamlined, versatile kitchenware. These clear pieces marked the transition away from colourful milk glass toward more minimalist, transparent designs.
Casserole Dish Dimensions (Approximate): 9.5" L : 8.25" W : 2.75" H (Excluding Lid)
