Over 310 color images display the pitchers and glasses produced by Anchor Hocking from circa 1905 through America's Great Depression. This book presents the different pitcher and glass shapes and their decorative treatments, ranging from hand-painted designs to etched patterns. Current market values are supplied in the captions.
In over 310 beautiful color images, this comprehensive book displays the decorated pitchers and glasses produced by this famous Lancaster, Ohio, based glass company, from 1905 to 1935. Concentrating on Anchor Hocking's Depression era glassware, the book presents the different pitcher and glass shapes and the decorative treatments used to adorn them, ranging from hand-painted designs to etched patterns. Also included are the evolution of Anchor Hocking pitcher designs, simple methods to differentiate between Anchor Hocking glassware and similar items produced by other companies, many pages of historical documentation, and an index. The current market values are supplied in the captions. AUTHOR: Philip L. Hopper has been collecting for many years. His personal collection of Anchor Hocking glassware currently exceeds 8,000 pieces of glass.
Philip L. Hopper has been collecting for many years. His personal collection of Anchor Hocking glassware currently exceeds 8,000 pieces.
Covering the years 1950 to 1970, this fascinating book provides a detailed look at the Fire King pitchers and glasses produced by the venerable Anchor Hocking glass company, established in 1905 and still in business today. Over 350 color photographs beautifully display these Fire King wares, ranging from Tilt Ball and juice pitchers to frosted glasses and cocktail sets. The succinct text describes the evolution of Anchor Hocking pitcher design and teaches collectors how to differentiate Anchor Hocking from similar companies' glassware. Catalog pages are included, along with an index, and current market values in the captions.