Pudding Custard Cups: Anchor Hocking, White Enamel Floral, Gold Rim Glass, USA, Set of 7, Vintage 1960s

Seven glass custard cups carry a band of white enamel leaves and flowers edged in gold, small vessels that make dessert feel like an event.

• Maker: Attributed to Anchor Hocking
• Quantity: Set of 7
• Materials: Glass with white enamel decoration and gold rim
• Dimensions: 2.5" tall, 3.75" diameter (top), 2" diameter (base)
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage 1960s–1970s
• Condition: Very Good. No cracks or chips; the gold rims show wear consistent with age. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

The white enamel leaves and flowers are bordered in gold with a matching gold rim, a quietly pretty pattern in the style of Anchor Hocking's enamelware from the 1960s and 1970s. We couldn't confirm the exact maker, but the shape is consistent with Anchor Hocking's custard cup line. Generous enough for ice cream or sherbet, elegant enough for panna cotta, mousse, or a small fruit compote, and seven matching pieces is a find, since a set this size 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.

The Hocking Glass Company was founded in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio, and named for the nearby Hocking River. It merged with Anchor Cap and Closure in 1937 to become Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation, and Lancaster remained its main production site for generations. The company became one of America's best-known makers of practical, affordable glassware, from ovenproof baking dishes to the individual custard cups that filled kitchen cabinets through the mid-twentieth century. Little cups like these were made for everyday desserts, which is part of why complete sets are hard to find today.

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