After careful examination and discussion, these #FireKingSwirl plates ARE "Rose-Ite," and not the sprayed pink. Sprayed pink is white on the bottom; these are pink through and through. Except for the weird mark that is in the same place on all 5 luncheon plates. But they are all a pretty pink!!!

I got some #VintageFireKing #FireKingSwirl #Roseite #PinkPlates! These were only available in 1955 and are very hard to come by. These, unfortunately, have dishwasher damage, but they do have the pink on both sides, indicating that they are opaque pink, and not the sprayed-on pink they sold, too.