Small vessels have a way of making dessert feel like an event.
These seven glass custard and pudding cups carry a band of white enamel leaves and flowers bordered in gold, with a matching gold rim — a quietly pretty pattern in the style of Anchor Hocking's beloved enamelware from the 1960s and '70s. Though we couldn't confirm the exact maker, the shape is consistent with Anchor Hocking's custard cup line, and the quality shows. Generous enough for ice cream or sherbet, elegant enough for panna cotta, mousse, or a small fruit compote. Seven matching pieces is a find — this size of set rarely survives intact.
A sweet addition to a vintage kitchen collection, a charming hostess gift, or a reason to serve dessert in individual cups instead of from a baking dish.
Maker: Likely Anchor Hocking (unconfirmed), USA
Material: Glass with white enamel decoration and gold rim
