Anchor Hocking "Waterford" Pitcher, Waffle Pattern
A distinguished example of Depression-era American glassware from Anchor Hocking's "Waterford" pattern. Produced between 1938 and 1944, this 42-ounce tilted ball pitcher showcases the pattern's signature waffle texture in pristine clear glass, complemented by a ribbed collar and smooth handle. The tilted ball form provides ergonomic pouring while the geometric waffle pattern creates brilliant light refraction—hallmarks of Depression glass design.
Depression Glass Heritage
The Waterford pattern represents an iconic chapter in American glassmaking history, when affordable yet beautiful tableware brought elegance to everyday life. This pitcher's substantial construction and timeless geometric design make it equally suited for daily use or as a collectible piece that honors Depression-era craftsmanship.
Condition & Specifications
Condition: Excellent, no chips
Maker: Anchor Hocking, USA
Period: 1938–1944
Pattern: Waterford (waffle)
Style: Tilted ball pitcher
Features: Waffle texture, ribbed collar, smooth handle
Capacity: 42 ounces
Height: 4½ inches