Vase, Anchor Hocking, Wexford Pattern, Large Footed Flower Vase, Scalloped Rim, Clear Pressed Glass, USA, Vintage 1970s

Ten inches tall, a six-inch scalloped opening, rows of small diamonds at the top band giving way to larger diamond crosshatching below — this is the Wexford pattern by Anchor Hocking, one of the most enduring and recognizable pressed glass designs in American tableware. The large rounded foot gives it stability and presence, and the clear glass catches light beautifully from every angle. Excellent condition, no cloudiness, no chips or scratches.

Anchor Hocking was founded in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio and became one of the dominant names in American pressed glass. The Wexford pattern, introduced in the 1960s and produced through the 1990s, was used across an extensive line of dinnerware, stemware, and decorative pieces. We carry other Wexford pieces — search our shop to see what's available.

A classic piece for a Wexford collector, a traditional or grandmillennial interior, or anyone who appreciates the satisfying geometry of well-made American pressed glass.

• Maker: Anchor Hocking, Made in USA
• Era: 1970s
• Material: Pressed clear glass, Wexford pattern
• Dimensions: 10.0" tall × 6.25" diameter (top opening)
• Condition: Excellent vintage. No scratches, chips, or cloudiness. All sales final.