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BUZZ!!! Wrong!
Apparently Anchor Hocking was hoping to cash in on the popularity of Corning Ware so they put this unnamed decoration on white Fire King dishes. Collectors and dealers refer it as Blue Cornflower or Cornflower Blue but it seems Anchor Hocking never gave the decoration an official name. Adding 2 more blooms and changing the shape of the petals and leaves was just barely enough of a difference to be legal and they probably didn't want to push their luck with a name that included "blue" and "flower.
BUZZ!!! Wrong!
Apparently Anchor Hocking was hoping to cash in on the popularity of Corning Ware so they put this unnamed decoration on white Fire King dishes. Collectors and dealers refer it as Blue Cornflower or Cornflower Blue but it seems Anchor Hocking never gave the decoration an official name. Adding 2 more blooms and changing the shape of the petals and leaves was just barely enough of a difference to be legal and they probably didn't want to push their luck with a name that included "blue" and "flower.