Champagne Coupes / Low Sherbets, Anchor Hocking, Fairfield, Amber Glass, Set of 6, Vintage 1972

Five years — that's how long Anchor Hocking made the Fairfield pattern — and this set of six 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 6
• Dimensions: 3.25" tall, 3.5" diameter (opening), 5 oz to rim, 4 oz to fill line
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or defects. 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 eight 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, sparkling wine, sherbet, pudding, or fruit cups, 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 six 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.