During the 1970's
green was the only color that you could collect into sets but now more and
more pink is showing up. Some of the early catalogs has crystal listed. Some of the pieces have the center ray design and some do not but it's
still Circle. Some of the stems are crystal with the green tops. This
pattern has two styles of cups. Flat-bottomed and rounded. The
flat-bottom fits the saucer/sherbet plate, while the rounded bottom fits
an indented saucer.
Ref: Official Price Guide to Depression Glass, 2nd Ed., by The House of Collectibles
* The Hocking Circle Green Lucheon Plate below is 8.5" in diameter. The image was contributed by: FanofFenton Sarah - GPSA
* The green sherbet below is 4 3/4 inches high and the photo was contributed by: roxannesebastian Monica - GPSA
Here you will find a chart that is a chronological timeline that covers the history of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company from it's beginning in 1905 to the present, as well as, a summary pic of each pattern currently represented in the Glass Lovers Glass Database.
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The Glass Lovers Glass Database is made up of glass patterns by Company by Country. Within the database there are many pieces shown for a particular pattern and, in many cases, multiple views of a piece. For example, a bowl could have one design on the front and another design on the back; therefore, there would be two pics of that particular piece. Here, we will only show one piece per pattern name or pattern number.
Above you will find a chart that is a chronological timeline that covers the history of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company from it's beginning in 1905 to the present. During such a long time span, it is understandable how the company made just about every type of glass conceivable. Some categories that Anchor Hocking made are under-researched and others; like depression glass have numerous references on the net. Here we attempt to catalog all categories of glass by pattern name or number that the company ever made from Early American Pattern Glass to Depression Glass to Modern 21st Century Glassware thus providing a complete catalog history of the Company patterns as best we can over time.
I will be adding blog pages for every company in the database in this same manner with just one image per pattern with information about the pattern depicted. Feel free to leave comments critiquing and/or adding information to enhance this blog and our database. We do not guarantee that all this data is complete or totally accurate. All comments will be reviewed by our experts as they are received. This data is only as good as humanly possible given the enormous project we are undertaking.
Be sure to track my blogs every day or so since it will take some time to develop these pages. I hope to add information daily until the blogs comprise a summary of the over 10,000 glassware images currently in our database.
Thank you for visiting!
Above you will find a chart that is a chronological timeline that covers the history of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company from it's beginning in 1905 to the present. During such a long time span, it is understandable how the company made just about every type of glass conceivable. Some categories that Anchor Hocking made are under-researched and others; like depression glass have numerous references on the net. Here we attempt to catalog all categories of glass by pattern name or number that the company ever made from Early American Pattern Glass to Depression Glass to Modern 21st Century Glassware thus providing a complete catalog history of the Company patterns as best we can over time.
I will be adding blog pages for every company in the database in this same manner with just one image per pattern with information about the pattern depicted. Feel free to leave comments critiquing and/or adding information to enhance this blog and our database. We do not guarantee that all this data is complete or totally accurate. All comments will be reviewed by our experts as they are received. This data is only as good as humanly possible given the enormous project we are undertaking.
Be sure to track my blogs every day or so since it will take some time to develop these pages. I hope to add information daily until the blogs comprise a summary of the over 10,000 glassware images currently in our database.
Thank you for visiting!
ACCENT MODERN by Anchor Hocking
BANDED RINGS aka Ring by Anchor Hocking / Hocking Glass
BERWICK aka Boopie by Anchor Hocking
BLOCK OPTIC aka Block by Hocking Glass
BUBBLE aka Bullseye aka Provincial by Hocking Glass / Anchor Hocking
BURPLE by Anchor Hocking
CAMEO aka Ballerina or Dancing Girl by Hocking Glass
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Hi, what a beautiful designs, each one is very unique and designer glass, cup and plates. I have bookmark this page to share with my friends and family.
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Thank you for your interest. I will be adding patterns every week so visit often.
ReplyDeleteYou mentioned a version with a clear stem and green top. We inherited a partial set with green stems and clear bowls. I would appreciate any information you might have about these.
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