#0817 White milk glass Fire-King Kimberly mug with diamond pattern.

No chips or cracks

Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation, founded in 1905, became a prominent American manufacturer of household glassware, including dinnerware, bakeware, and decorative items. Their Fire-King line, introduced in 1941, was particularly popular for its durable, heat-resistant milk glass, often used in diners and homes. The company produced a wide array of patterns and shapes, many of which are now highly sought after by collectors.

The "Kimberly" pattern, characterized by its raised diamond design, was a popular offering from Fire-King during the mid-20th century. This pattern was produced in various colors, with white milk glass being a classic and widely recognized version. These mugs were part of everyday tableware sets and are now appreciated for their retro aesthetic and the quality of their construction.