Fire King Jade-ite by Anchor Hocking
Named for its opaque, pale-green color, the glassware known as Jadeite was first manufactured by McKee. Economical to produce, it became popular because it was durable, fashionable and inexpensive. In the 1930s a piece was often a giveaway in products like a bag of flour as an encouragement for consumers to buy additional pieces. The pale-green glassware was also produced by Jeannette Glass Company, which is credited with coining the term "Jadeite." By far the largest producer was the Anchor Hocking Company. In 1942, Anchor Hocking introduced the Fire-King line in several colors. The most popular color by far was what they called Jade-ite.
Anchor Hocking Fire King Jade-ite has been discontinued. If you need replacement or additional pieces for your collection of Anchor Hocking Jade-ite, monitor this page on a weekly basis for new listings. If you are in a hurry, here's what's available right now for immediate purchase:
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