#1302 Four Amber Tumblers Anchor Hocking 4” x 3.5”

No chips or cracks Anchor Hocking, a prominent American glassware manufacturer, produced a wide array of popular and collectible items throughout the 20th century. Their "Georgian" pattern, often referred to as "Honeycomb," was a widely distributed and beloved design, particularly in amber and clear glass. These glasses were commonly used for everyday beverages like juice or water, and their durable construction made them a staple in many households. This particular amber glass, often called "Golden Anniversary" or "Vaseline" glass (though not true Vaseline glass unless it glows under UV light), was popular during the mid-20th century for its warm hue and decorative appeal. The honeycomb pattern adds a tactile and visual interest, making these glasses sought after by collectors of vintage barware and kitchenware.

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• Listed Jan 4, 2026