Milk Pitcher / Creamer, Anchor Hocking, Wexford, Glass Pint Pitcher, 16 oz, Vintage, 1970's

A 1970s Anchor Hocking "Wexford" pint milk pitcher from the USA — pressed glass diamonds banding into larger ones, the pattern that made pressed glass look like cut crystal in the best size for everyday use.

• Maker: Anchor Hocking
• Pattern: Wexford
• Origin: USA
• Vintage: 1970s
• Material: Pressed glass
• Dimensions: 5.75"H × 5.0" diameter (top opening); narrows to 2.5" at base. Holds 16 oz / 2 cups.
• Condition: Excellent. No chips, scratches, or defects.

Use it for cream at breakfast, simple syrup at the bar, or dressing on the table. It's the right size for everything, and a natural gift for anyone who already collects Wexford glass.

Anchor Hocking's Wexford pattern (introduced in the 1940s and produced for decades) is one of the most enduring designs in American glass. The signature rows of small diamonds banding into larger ones catch light with the confidence of something far more expensive. This is the pint-sized version — 16 oz, clear, with the ridged handle that keeps a grip comfortable.

We have several other Wexford pieces, so browse our Pitchers collection to round out your set.