I have been collecting
Fire King glassware for several years now and I love this Sunrise Swirl Creamer and Sugar and the little fruit dish holding the
faux cookies! There is a dinner plate behind the wooden rack of Griffith's Spices. Here is a link that is interesting about
Griffith's Spice jars (
http://www.griffithlaboratories.com/United_States/en-US/about_us/History/Spice+Jars/) I purchased mine at a close out of an antique store as a full set. I later found 2 with the green lids. Apparently the wood racks were manufactured during WW II due to the need for plastics, so mine was created during that time. Post war plastics made bright plastic racks for these safe, sterile, and hygienic white jars. You might be interested to know that the cute "
19 cents" sign is one of several dozen that I purchased first from Sandy Antique Mall (
http://sandyantiquemall.com/Sandy_Antique_Mall/Welcome.html) and then later found some more at Star Mill Antiques in American Fork, UT. (
http://www.millpictures.com/mills/details.cfm?millid=1298) The signs are designed to slide onto the grocer's shelves . They are so fun to scatter around among my collectibles!
