An Anchor Hocking Star of David Prescut glass serving bowl.

Description

View An Anchor Hocking Star of David Prescut glass serving bowl. with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Anchor Hocking introduced the Star of David pattern, also known as Early American Prescut or EAPC, during the mid-20th century as part of their popular pressed glassware lines. The pattern was designed to mimic expensive Brilliant Period hand-cut crystal while being produced affordably through mechanical pressing for everyday households across the United States. These pieces quickly became staples of American dining and entertaining during the 1950s and 1960s, prized for their bright sparkle and durability. The manufacturing process involved pressing molten glass into complex molds to create deep geometric prisms and starburst motifs that reflected light brilliantly. Today, these vintage pressed glass items are widely appreciated by collectors of mid-century kitchenware and table settings. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Bowls. Brand: Anchor Hocking.

Origin

America

Antique

No

Pattern

Vintage

Occasion

All Occasions

Color

Clear

Material

Glass

Set Includes

Bowl

Year Manufactured

1960

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Anchor Hocking

Type

Serving Bowl

Department

Adult

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Style

Mid-Century Modern

Features

Decorative

Production Style

Pressed Glass

Time Period Manufactured

1960-1969

Backstamp

Impressed

Production Technique

Fused Glass

Finish

Glossy

Handmade

No

Product Line

Early American Prescut/EAPC