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NOTE: Please note that the price posted with this listing is for a single item; however, there are currently 6 saucers available for purchase. If you’re interested in buying more jadeite pieces, please look at my listings or send me a message for more information. Combined shipping is available!
This beautiful soft green colored saucer was first manufactured in the 1940s by Fire King, a subsidiary company of the ever-popular kitchenwares maker, Anchor Hocking. Fire King was very well-known back then (and they still are!) for their masterfully crafted jadeite glassware. This pattern, called Jane Ray, was very popular until the company decided to discontinue its production in the 1960s. The Jane Ray pattern features ribbed edges that continue around the entire perimeter of the saucer. While there are two different sized saucers that were made for this product line at the time, the saucer on this listings is certainly the more rare & desirable of the two, measuring approximately 5.875-inches (5-7/8-inches) in diameter. These saucers would make phenomenal gifts for anyone with an interest in or collection of vintage glassware or vintage kitchenware!
CONDITION:
The condition of each of the six saucers (all sold separately) are very good. The only wear or damage on these pieces are in the Form of light scratches on the surface due to previous use, as well as the pattern being more worn and less defined then it was at the time of manufacturing. However, this can only be seen upon close inspection. There are no cracks or chips in any of the dishes available.
