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
• Quantity: Set of 8
• Materials: Pressed glass, amber
• Dimensions: 3.25" tall, 3.5" diameter (opening), 5 oz to rim, 4 oz to fill line
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage 1972–1977
• Condition: Excellent. No chips, scratches, or defects. Hand wash recommended; ships heavy, so please keep that in mind at checkout. 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. For the bar: ideal for sturdy, short-stemmed presentation of Manhattans, Sidecars, and other classic stirred cocktails. For the table: perfectly sized for vintage-style service of sorbet, ice cream, or fruit compotes.

Anchor Hocking began as the Hocking Glass Company in 1905, when Isaac J. Collins and six friends raised $8,000 to buy the Lancaster Carbon Company in Lancaster, Ohio, and named the business for the nearby Hocking River. It merged with the Anchor Cap and Closure Corporation in 1937 to form Anchor Hocking, and dropped "Glass" from its corporate name in 1969. Fairfield arrived in 1972, and the amber pieces were made until 1977, a short run that gives the pattern its very 1970s character and makes a set of eight amber coupes in matching condition a genuine find.

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