Anchor-Hocking Fire-King Peach Lustre Tea Set

Fire-King was introduced in 1942 by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation in Lancaster, Ohio, as an affordable, heat-resistant alternative to Pyrex.
Sold widely in five-and-dime stores, hardware stores, and grocery outlets. Fire-King pieces were also famously given away as promotional items packed inside bags of flour, oatmeal, or gas station fill-ups.
In 1948, Anchor Hocking expanded Fire-King into commercial production for restaurants, schools, and the U.S. military, making durable, stackable, and plain-styled plates, mugs, and bowls. Lines expanded to include solid colours, geometric designs, and transfer-printed floral patterns. Mass production of the original vintage Fire-King line ceased in 1976.
This is a 20 piece tea set in good vintage condition including the lustre coating which can only maintained by hand washing in mild soap.
6 Cups
6 Saucers
6 Bread Plates
Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl