Mid-Century Milk Glass: Fire King Deviled Egg Plate & Westmoreland Open Hands 
This curated lot brings together two exquisite examples of mid-century milk glass, each with its own unique charm and function. Both pieces are not only beautiful but also versatile, making them perfect for collectors and hosts alike.

The Anchor Hocking Fire King Deviled Egg Plate features the hallmark thick milk glass with striking gold trim, designed to hold one dozen eggs with a central area for additional garnishes. This elegant serving piece is ideal for special occasions or everyday use, retaining its vibrant gold trim and free from any chips or cracks.

Paired with this is the Westmoreland Milk Glass Open Hands Dish, a Victorian-inspired calling card or trinket dish. The open hands, adorned with a cluster of grapes and leaves, make it a perfect complement to the deviled egg plate. It works beautifully as a display piece or functional dish, adding a touch of refinement to any room.

Together, these pieces exemplify mid-century craftsmanship, making them a wonderful addition to any vintage milk glass collection or a striking set for entertaining.

• Condition: Both pieces are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or visible wear.
• Dimensions:
  • Deviled Egg Plate: 10" Diameter
  • Hands Dish: 5.75" x 7.75", sits 1.5" off the pedestal base

This lot offers a cohesive blend of style and practicality, making it a standout set for collectors and lovers of mid-century design.