Decanter, Anchor Hocking, Wexford, Square, Paneled Stopper, Diamond Pattern, Made in USA, Vintage, 1970s

A 1970s Anchor Hocking "Wexford" square decanter from the USA — pressed crisscross diamonds on four crisp panels, the clean architectural one in the Wexford family.

• Brand: Anchor Hocking
• Made in: USA
• Vintage: 1970s
• Dimensions: 12.5" tall | 3.5" square
• Material: Glass
• Condition: Very good vintage condition. Faint iridescent quality visible in certain light — see description below. No chips or scratches. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.

A wonderful gift for the dad who loves American glass, Mid-Century Modern design, or a bar cart that looks like it was curated rather than assembled.

Where the hexagonal and Ships decanters make a statement with their curves and dramatic proportions, this square Wexford decanter earns its place through pure geometric elegance — four equal sides, crisp corners, and a paneled stopper that completes the look with quiet confidence. One condition note: this is an estate find, and the glass has developed a faint bluish or iridescent quality when light hits it at certain angles — a natural phenomenon from decades of exposure that adds subtle vintage charm for display; if you plan to refill it, a thorough cleaning with vinegar or a specialist glass cleaner is recommended first. Anchor Hocking has been producing beloved American glassware since 1905, and the Wexford pattern, introduced in the 1960s, remains one of their most enduring designs — the square decanter is the rarest shape in the lineup.

We carry the full Wexford collection — search "Wexford" in our shop to find the hexagonal, Captain Ships, and square decanters alongside matching glasses.