Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate

Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate

$40.00
$40.00
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Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
  • Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate
Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate

Anchor Hocking Stars and Bars Pressed Glass Platter – Mid‑Century Plate

Condition: used
$40.00
$40.00

This pressed glass platter in the classic Stars and Bars pattern brings bright clarity and patterned texture to dessert tables, buffets, and holiday spreads.

With its mix of starbursts, intersecting arches, and fine geometric linework, this piece reflects the craftsmanship that defined Anchor Hocking’s pressed‑glass production for decades. The Stars and Bars pattern was made from the 1920s through the 1960s, a period when durable, decorative glassware became a staple in American homes for both everyday use and special gatherings. Its generous round form works beautifully as a torte plate, sandwich tray, or seasonal serving piece that adds shine and structure to the table.

Dimensions are 12.75" diameter.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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