There’s just something about that green. Maybe it’s the nostalgia, maybe it’s the 70s kitchen vibes!
A classic piece of mid-century kitchenware, this Fire-King Meadow Green #437 baking dish was produced by Anchor Hocking during the late 1960s through the 1970s.
The Meadow Green pattern features stylized clover-like florals and geometric starburst leaves in shades of lime and avocado green with touches of yellow, all set against Fire-King’s signature white milk glass. It’s one of those unmistakably retro patterns that brings instant vintage charm to a kitchen.
Perfect for using as intended, displaying with a collection of vintage bakeware, or styling on an open kitchen shelf.
Details:
Maker: Anchor Hocking / Fire-King
Pattern: Meadow Green
Era: 1968–1976
Material: Milk glass
Capacity: 1½ quart
Colors: White, avocado green, lime green & yellow
Mid-century kitchenware
Condition: Nice vintage condition with no chips. There is some minor staining in a few spots on the interior consistent with age and previous use. Please review all photos as they are part of the description.
Styling Idea: Display it on an open kitchen shelf alongside other Fire-King or milk glass pieces, or use it to add a pop of authentic avocado-green color to a retro or cottage-style kitchen.
