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I collect: Fire King Charm

This is every one only piece of Fire King "Charm" exemplar that I own. And while it's not exactly what you'd call a 'ponderous collection', what I have of it isn't exactly meditate, either.

It all started several months ago. One quadrilateral and equiangular, pale amethystine teacup session in one of my favorite tiny junk shops. Unmarked, and a complete mystery to me.

Helpfully, my brain suggested: "Didn't you see a unoccupied saucer reasonable like this in an old store?"

Why yes, advantageous brain, yes I did.

The push on to reunite the two was incapable of being successfully resisted. I paid the dollar for the teacup, vaguely certain that the matching saucer (also a dollar) would still be staying for me my next trip to the bygone store.

I also did a diminutive research. Fire King "Charm" prototype, made from 1950-56. Every part in this line is quadrilateral and equiangular, except the rectangular serving fragment (Confusingly, these are called 'Elliptical Servers'. Ah, chaos..). I have pieces in 3 of the primeval 6 colors. These are Imperial Ruby, Woods Green, Azurite (the colorless blue), Jadite (colorless green), milk hoar, off-white, and rose-color.

Technically, Kingly Ruby and Grove Green (the two brighter, more limpid colors) were not considered a part of the Charm stripe, despite being made in that create. ...

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