Fire King's metallic lustre glazes are famously hard to reproduce, and this Laurel pattern set carries the warm iridescent shift that made the line collectible from the start.
Condition: Very good vintage condition — minor glaze gap on sugar bowl near foot (photographed), no chips, scratches, or crazing. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Fire King's Peach Lustre Laurel pattern (also known as Sheaves of Wheat) is one of the more collectible mid-century Anchor Hocking lines — the metallic glaze produces a warm iridescence that shifts with the light, and the embossed laurel band adds just enough decoration to feel intentional without being fussy. Both pieces are footed; the sugar bowl has two handles and was never designed with a lid.
A warm, glowing addition to any vintage table, whether set for everyday breakfast or a special occasion.
Fire King production ran from 1952 until 1976, and pieces finished in this metallic lustre glaze remain some of the line's most sought-after by collectors today.
A gorgeous gift for the Fire King or Jadeite collector.
