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A 1960s stylish Atomic Rocket Vase made by Fire King, pattern #M572. This vase was shown in the Anchor Hocking 1961-1962 catalog.
Atomic Rocket Vase in Forest Green Glass - Image 2
The Atomic Rocket Vase was mold blown with no visible seams from thick glass. A sturdy vase good for everyday use.

Atomic Rocket Vase in Forest Green Glass

Late 1950s Anchor Hocking Fire King Ovenware turquoise blue relish server with 99% gold present. Fabulous Eames Era blown glass giant floor decanter with original stopper. Circa late 1950s-1960s.

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Atomic Rocket Vase in Forest Green Glass

A 1960s stylish Atomic Rocket Vase made by Fire King, pattern #M572. This vase was shown in the Anchor Hocking 1961-1962 catalog. It is a scarce item today. Dark translucent green, the patented color is called “Forest Green”. The Atomic Rocket Vase was mold blown with no visible seams from thick glass. A sturdy vase good for everyday use.

The vase measures 9″ tall, 2 1/4″ base, and 4″ width at mouth. The vessel fins protrude 3/4″ at widest.

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