Anchor Hocking Star of David Oval Relish Dishes (Pair)
Anchor Hocking · Kitchenware > Serving Bowls & Dishes

Era / Decade
1960s (Mid-Century Modern era EAPG style reproduction)
Material
Pressed clear soda-lime glass with high-relief molded patterns
Condition
Very Good; glass appears clear without cloudiness, though the scalloped edges should be checked for micro-flea bites common in pressed glass.
Demand Level
Moderate; demand spikes during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hanukkah as buyers look for vintage holiday table decor.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $25.00 for the pair
Estimated Retail Value
$5.00 - $10.00 each (Original 1960s retail equivalent)
Comparable Sales
Individual dishes typically sell for $8-$12; pairs consistently sell for $18-$24 plus shipping on eBay and Etsy.
Description
Lovely pair of vintage Anchor Hocking crystal clear glass relish dishes featuring the iconic 'Star of David' (or Early American Prescut) pattern. These oval-shaped dishes feature deeply molded geometric stars, a sunburst bottom, and an elegant scalloped sawtooth rim. Perfect for serving pickles, olives, or condiments at a holiday table.
Key Features
Timeless Star of David pattern; collectible Anchor Hocking EAPC line; classic mid-century holiday serving piece; versatile size for appetizers or jewelry storage.
Authenticity Indicators
Pattern matches Anchor Hocking's 'Early American Prescut' (EAPC) line exactly; lack of maker's mark is typical for this specific mass-produced line. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Possible 'flea bite' chips on the sharp scalloped edges; potential light surface scratches from utensil use; minor manufacturing bubbles in the glass.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (best for vintage glass collectors), Etsy (for mid-century kitchen aesthetics), or Facebook Marketplace (local pick-up to avoid shipping fragile items).
Selling Tips
Market these as 'EAPC' or 'Star of David' pattern. Use high-contrast lighting to show the brilliance of the pressed glass. Wrap extensively in bubble wrap and double-box if shipping, as the edges are prone to chipping.