Anchor Hocking
Anchor Hocking Milk Glass Grape Bowl 20cm Gold Rim Boxed Vintage USA
Anchor Hocking Milk Glass Grape Bowl 20cm Gold Rim Boxed Vintage USA
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Key Details:
• Maker: Anchor Hocking
• Pattern: Grape and Leaf
• Material: Milk Glass with gold-painted rim
• Diameter: Approx. 20cm
• Colour: White (opaque milk glass) with gold edging
• Origin: Made in USA
• Model Code: W-657/G-13-S10
• Packaging: Original Anchor Hocking presentation box with red velvet-style insert
• Era: Likely 1950s–1960s
• Type: Decorative serving bowl / display dish
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Mini Story:
A beautiful example of mid-century American milk glass, this Anchor Hocking bowl features the classic raised grape and leaf motif with an elegant gold-trimmed edge. Once a popular wedding and housewarming gift in the 1950s–60s, its timeless design still shines today — perfect for collectors of vintage Anchor Hocking, mid-century glassware, or anyone seeking a statement serving piece with nostalgic charm.
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Condition:
Very good vintage condition – see detailed notes below.
• Milk glass is glossy and free from chips or cracks.
• Gold rim retains most of its lustre with only minor age wear.
• Original Anchor Hocking box present; shows some age spotting and wear consistent with storage.
• A beautifully preserved display or serving piece.
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Postage & Handling:
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