Learn how to tell the difference between vintage Fire-King Jadeite dishes and reproductions with this detailed guide.

Learn how to identify Fire-King Jadeite markigns and know when your dishes were made.

The three major companies that produced Jadeite kitchenware from 1930s to 1975 were: Fire-King, Anchor Hocking, Mckee and Jeanette Glassware.

Fire-King is an Anchor Hocking brand of glassware similar to Pyrex. The mugs and other glassware items came in a wide variety of colors and patterns are available and can effect the price of the mug. The green Jadeite Restaurant Ware mugs are quite common and often reasonably priced...

Fireking Primrose bakeware and dishes -- I love using mine for guests. See those tumblers? SO RARE! I only have 3.

Take a look at examples of Delphite, Jadite, Platonite, and transparent kitchen items popular from the 1920s through the Depression era and beyond.

Pyrex is the king of practical kitchenware! Those resilient casserole dishes and percolators have been the mainstays of kitchens the world over. But it might surprise you to know that vintage Pyrex patterns are becoming ... Read more

White corningware casserole dishes with its vintage blue flower design known as "cornflower" were purportedly worth thousands of dollars.

When Melissa of Melissa's Antiques asked me to take part in a multi-blog-post involving several other vintage guru's I thought "HOW FUN!" It should really be interesting to see how different we will be in our answers. It is also really difficult to narrow it down to 5 THINGS. I kind of grouped them into topics. My perspective has changed a little due to the opening of my new store, Vintage & Co. (The website isn't finished yet...we've started, but not quite there yet.) In the past, I was…