Anchor Hocking Fire-King Wexford Milk Glass Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set
Anchor Hocking (Fire-King line) · Kitchenware > Serveware
Era / Decade
1960s-1970s; the Wexford pattern was introduced in 1967 and remained popular through the early 1980s.
Material
Milk glass (opaque white glass). Known for its durability and heavy weight compared to modern tableware.
Condition
Excellent; no visible chips, cracks, or 'flea bites' on the diamond points. The luster appears bright white without dishwasher dulling.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong. Milk glass collectors and 'Grandmillennial' deco enthusiasts maintain steady demand for this classic pattern.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $22.00 - $30.00 (Low/Mid/High). Value varies based on market demand for milk glass vs. clear glass Wexford.
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00-$35.00 (comparable new high-quality glass creamer/sugar sets).
Comparable Sales
Recent sets have sold on eBay for $18-$25 plus shipping. Single replacement pieces typically go for $10-$12 each.
Description
A beautiful vintage Anchor Hocking milk glass creamer and open sugar bowl set in the classic Wexford pattern. Features a distinct diamond-point quilted texture on the body and an octagonal pedestal base. The opaque white milk glass offers a clean, farmhouse or mid-century aesthetic. Creamer stands approx 4.5 inches tall; sugar bowl features dual handles.
Key Features
Iconic Wexford diamond-cut pattern, highly sought-after milk glass variant (rarer than clear version), MCM/Farmhouse crossover appeal, heavy durability.
Authenticity Indicators
May have an 'Anchor Hocking' or 'Fire-King' embossed mark on the bottom, though some Wexford pieces are unmarked. The specific weight and quality of the diamond molding are high-confidence indicators.
Flaws to Note
Check for 'flea bites' (tiny chips) on the sharp edges of the diamond pattern and the rim. Look for gray metal transfer marks from spoons inside the sugar bowl.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage kitchenware), eBay (widest audience), or Facebook Marketplace (no shipping risk for glass).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Milk Glass', 'Wexford', 'Farmhouse decor', and 'Fire-King'. Photograph against a dark background to make the white glass pop. Wrap heavily in bubble wrap with at least 2 inches of padding for shipping.