Champagne Coupes / Low Sherbets, Anchor Hocking, Fairfield, Amber Glass, Set of 8, Vintage 1972

Five years — that's how long Anchor Hocking made the Fairfield pattern — and this set of eight amber coupes comes from that narrow window, catching light like cognac on a fall table or a retro bar cart.

• Maker: Anchor Hocking Glass Company
• Pattern: Fairfield
• Materials: Pressed glass, amber
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage, 1972–1977 (five-year production run only)
• Quantity: Set of 8
• Dimensions: 3.25" tall, 3.5" diameter (opening), 5 oz to rim, 4 oz to fill line
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or defects. Ships heavy — please keep in mind at checkout. Hand wash recommended. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

The Fairfield pattern is defined by its pressed geometric lines that converge into a flower at the base of the cup and again on the foot — a design that is distinctly of its 1970s moment but has aged into something that looks entirely intentional on a well-dressed table. A set of six in this same pattern is also available separately.

The amber colorway is particularly warm and rich, suiting an autumn table, a candlelit bar cart, or a harvest-themed setting beautifully. Beyond their original use for champagne or sparkling wine, coupes like these have found a whole new life with a younger generation of hosts — perfect for craft cocktails that call for a wide-mouthed glass, or as elegant little vessels for dips, whipped desserts, mousse, or a scoop of ice cream at a dinner party.

The 1970s are having a serious revival right now — in interiors, in entertaining, in barware — and a set of eight amber coupes in this color and pattern is exactly the kind of piece that makes a room.

Browse our shop for more vintage Anchor Hocking Fairfield pieces and 1970s amber glass to round out your collection.