Divided Dish, Fire King, Milk Glass, Gold Lusterware Rim, USA, Vintage 1952

Bright white milk glass, a scalloped edge, a gold lusterware rim — and three sections that make every gathering feel a little more considered.

• Maker: Anchor Hocking / Fire King, Lancaster, Ohio, USA — marked "Anchor Hocking Fire King Ware, Made in USA"
• Pattern: Unnamed — white borosilicate milk glass, gold lusterware rim, scalloped edge; 3 sections
• Era: 1952–1963
• Material: Borosilicate glass
• Care: Hand wash only — dishwasher heat will dull the luster over time
• Dimensions: 10" diameter, 1.25" tall
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or scratches. All sales are final.

Fire King's three-section divided dish from 1952–1963 is one of the most enduring pieces in the line — the milk glass is borosilicate, meaning it's genuinely durable, and the gold lusterware rim gives it a warmth that plain white glass never quite achieves. The scalloped edge and intricately detailed back make it as pretty from below as from above. Made in Lancaster, Ohio by Anchor Hocking.

Perfect for hors d'oeuvres, crudités, olives, or condiments at a dinner party. Just as charming on a dresser holding jewelry. A classic hostess or bridal shower gift, and a natural fit for any Fire King collection.

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