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Anchor Hocking - Housewares

Anchor Hocking Company was born of a merger of the Hocking Glass Company and Anchor Cap & Closure Corporation in 1937. The company is still in production today as a divison of Global Home Products with its headquarters located in Lancaster, Ohio. You will find items from their very popular Fire King line listed separately. Look for items under dinnerware, barware, houseware, kitchenware and glassware.

Apothecary/Candy Jars

These apothecary jars manufactured by Anchor Hocking have been used to

Berwick (Boopie)

The Berwick pattern, commonly referred to as "Boopie" was manufactured from the 1950s to the 1970s. It came in Forest Green, Royal Ruby, Amber and Crystal.

Coolidge Vase

The Anchor Hocking Coolidge Vase was often marketed by other companies such as the Interstate Chemical Company and contained an insect repellent candle. As far as I can determine, the pattern came in Royal Red and Forest Green.

Crystal

Anchor Hocking produced numerous pieces in clear glass (called crystal). Some pieces had pattern names such as Manhattan, Old Cafe, Burple, etc. and were produced in Royal Ruby, Forest Green as well as Crystal. Others Crystal patterns remained nameless.

Harding

The Harding vase is 6 3/8" tall. It has a round bottom with three ridges across of the middle. It comes in Ruby Red and Forest Green.

Maple Leaf

The Anchor Hocking Maple Leaf candy dish was also made in four colors, Royal Ruby, Jadeite, Forest Green and Crystal.

Old Cafe

The Old Cafe pattern by Anchor Hocking was a scalloped glass design. Pieces are common in Royal Ruby and crystal.

Wilson Ivy Ball

The Anchor Hocking Wilson Royal Ruby Ivy Ball came in two styles, one with a scalloped edge and one with a plain edge. There were also two sizes, 6" and 4".