Bold, graphic, unmistakably mid-century — this large Anchor Hocking bowl in the Golden Grapes pattern is the kind of piece that anchors a room. A white pyro band wraps the circumference, set with gilded grape clusters and trailing leaves that repeat all the way around. The generous scale and slightly tapered form make it both a practical serving vessel and a genuine decorative statement.
Originally part of Anchor Hocking's chip-and-dip collection, Golden Grapes was a natural fit for the entertaining culture of the 1950s and '60s — bar carts, buffets, game tables, rumpus rooms. It still plays that role beautifully today.
Perfect on a bar cart filled with ice to chill bottles, as a centerpiece on a buffet table, or as a gift for anyone building a mid-century collection or setting a retro-inspired table.
Made in: USA by Anchor Hocking
Era: circa 1950s–1960s
Material: Glass with white pyro enamel and gold decoration
Dimensions: 10¾" diameter × 6" tall (base: 4¾")
Condition: Very good vintage condition — some enamel wear consistent with age; gold in wonderful condition; no chips or cracks
