Rows of small diamonds above, larger diamonds below — and light caught everywhere in between.
The Wexford pattern from Anchor Hocking is one of the most enduring pressed glass designs in American tableware, produced through the 1970s in clear, blue, ruby red, gold-banded, and smoked glass. Clear is the most popular color, and this creamer and sugar set shows exactly why — the crisscross diamond pattern refracts light beautifully and pairs equally well with formal china or casual everyday table settings. One note: the lid included is not the original Wexford lid but a vintage Anchor Hocking Pineapple (Prescut Clear) lid from 1941–1975 — it fits well and came with the set from its original owner. The set works beautifully as an open sugar as well.
We carry other Wexford pieces — browse our shop to build out your collection.
