Rare, Pristine Vintage Fire-King Charm Azurite Glass Dinnerware, Service for 4, Plates, Bowls, Cups, Saucers, 1950s Mid-Century Milk Glass

Elevate your tabletop with a gorgeous splash of mid-century elegance. These highly coveted, genuine Fire-King pieces in the iconic "Charm" pattern are available for purchase and beautifully crafted by the Anchor Hocking Company. Characterized by its signature retro square styling and soft, semi-translucent pastel Azurite Blue hue (often called Delphite Blue), this line is the ultimate embodiment of 1950s atomic-era kitchen style.

Because these pieces are increasingly hard to find in sets, I have split my full service for 4 into convenient individual sets to ensure the safest, most secure shipping possible to your doorstep!

SELLING POINTS & COLLECTIBILITY

Rare & Retired: Produced only between 1950 and 1956, making this a true collector's milestone.Versatile

Aesthetic: The minimalist square geometry transitions effortlessly across styles—from Mid-Century Modern and Farmhouse Chic to Cottagecore or Contemporary spaces.

Exceptional Quality: Classic Fire-King glass possesses a brilliant shine and beautiful structural weight.

Dinner Plates: Set of 4, Approx. 9 ¼” x 9 ¼"

Salad/Luncheon Plates: Approx. 8 ¼” x 8 ¼”

Bowls (Cereal/Berry): Approx. 4 ¾” x 4 ¾” (or 5” top rim)

Cups & Saucers (4 Cups + 4 Saucers): Cups: 6 oz capacity; Saucer: 5 ⅜” square

ETSY POLICY COMPLIANCE & SAFETY VERIFICATION

Vintage Status: This item is guaranteed authentic, 100% vintage (over 70 years old), and fully discontinued/retired.

Safety Record: This item has never been recalled, contains no dangerous components, and fully complies with Etsy’s marketplace standards for antique and vintage goods.✨

Pristine vintage condition! These pieces are in remarkable, near-flawless shape and appear to have been strictly displayed rather than used. They maintain their magnificent original high-gloss luster and deep sheen. Virtually no chips, cracks, utensil scratches, or cloudiness/dishwasher damage. They look as beautiful today as they did when they rolled off the factory floor in the 1950s—a rare find for serious collectors!

CARE & COMPATIBILITY: To protect the translucent color and glass glaze of your vintage milk glass, hand wash only with mild soap. Do not use abrasive sponges, and avoid automatic dishwashers or prolonged microwave use.