1950s Anchor Hocking Ribbed Glass Sugar Packet Tray
Bring authentic diner charm to your kitchen or coffee station with this vintage Anchor Hocking sugar packet tray. Featuring the iconic ribbed pressed glass design that defined 1950s American diners, this rectangular holder combines nostalgic mid-century style with everyday functionality. The practical indentations at each end make it easy to grab packets, while the durable clear glass construction has stood the test of time.
Classic Anchor Hocking Quality
Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation has been producing quality American glassware since 1905. Their 1950s diner-style pieces are highly collectible today, prized for their durability and authentic retro aesthetic. This sugar packet tray is marked on the bottom with "Anchor Hocking, USA" and the number 15, confirming its vintage authenticity.
Iconic Ribbed Diner Design
The vertical ribbed pattern is quintessential 1950s diner style. This pressed glass design creates visual texture while the clear glass showcases contents beautifully. The rectangular shape with indented ends is both decorative and functional, making packet removal effortless.
Versatile Retro Functionality
Originally designed for sugar packets in diners and restaurants, this tray adapts beautifully to modern use. Display sugar or sweetener packets, organize tea bags, hold business cards, or use it as a charming catch-all for small items. At 4¼" × 2½", it's perfectly sized for countertops, desks, or coffee bars.
Condition & Specifications
Condition: Excellent with no chips
Dimensions: 4¼" L × 2½" W × 2⅛" H
Era: Circa 1950s
Maker: Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation, USA
Design: Ribbed diner-style pressed glass
Marking: "Anchor Hocking, USA" and "15" on bottom
Origin: Made in USA
Perfect for Anchor Hocking collectors, diner memorabilia enthusiasts, mid-century modern kitchens, retro coffee stations, vintage tableware lovers, and anyone seeking authentic 1950s American glassware with timeless functionality.