FireKing USA Restaurant Water Jadeite 11 Pie /Salad Plates 6 3/4 Anchor Hocking

FireKing USA Restaurant Water Jadeite 11 Pie /Salad Plates 6 3/4 Anchor Hocking. This is a set of 12 Pie Plates made by FireKing, a division of Anchor Hocking, in the USA. Each is in the Oven Ware line and is jadeite in color. Each measure 6 3/4 across. All have the “FireKing Oven Glass” on the bottom. Each is in Excellent, Barely used if at all Condition with no chips, nicks or cracks. They are very clean and nice. I saw no knife marks. One has a ripple in the glass that is a flaw from manufacture. It is original but noticeable. Please view the photos for a better description. I have other neat things listed. Tab located under the photos. Add your zip code and/or change the quantity. International Buyers – Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as. And International regulations prohibit such behavior. We are a small Mom & Pop Antique Store with a brick and mortar location in Godfrey, IL. We rely on return customers and try very hard to be great online sellers. Thanks for checking out our listings! Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.

Hamburg Heaven Only the best Steers May Enter Plate Restaurant Ware New York

7 3/4″ Dessert plate center printed with illustration of winged cow reclining in clouds with halo, tophat, and cane, wearing a tuxedo; rim printed with text: “only the best steers may enter / HAMBURG HEAVEN. Has surface scratches from use. He Hamburg Heaven restaurant chain was a New York City touchstone from its inception in 1938 until its sale in 1965, the year after the death of its founder, Phyllis S. Known for its prime beef burgers and decadent desserts, the eatery earned cultural references ranging from Truman Capote’s novella Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1958) to Stephen Sondheim’s Broadway musical lyrics. Moffett, who was from Wilton, Connecticut, had recently divorced when she launched the business as a way to support herself and her child. The first location was at 696 Madison Avenue, and there were five by 1959. It became a favorite of celebrities, politicians, and working girls during their lunch breaks. As suggested by the text and imagery on this dessert plate, the company’s playful branding connoted quality meats and transportive experiences in their consumption. Its slogan was The Gates of Heaven Never Close. We do not warrant vintage or used electrical items.