Anchor Hocking Emerald Green Forest Green Laurel Leaf Bud Vase
Anchor Hocking · Art & Decor > Vases
Era / Decade
1960s-1970s (Mid-Century Modern Era)
Material
Pressed Emerald Glass / Forest Green Colored Glass
Condition
Excellent. To provide a full assessment, the rim and base should be checked for micro-chips, but based on the photo, it shows no major cracks or clouding (mineral buildup).
Demand Level
Moderate. Green glass is popular around Christmas and St. Patrick's Day, but MCM collectors buy year-round.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00 plus shipping
Estimated Retail Value
$5.00 - $8.00 (Original 1970s adjusted for inflation/equivalent modern mass-market vase price)
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay 'Sold' listings show these vases selling consistently between $10 and $18 depending on the seller's reputation and color saturation. Sets of two often command $30-$35.
Description
Vibrant Mid-Century Anchor Hocking bud vase in a rich Emerald Green. This piece features the classic embossed Laurel Leaf / Wheat Husk pattern, tapering gracefully into a bulbous base with an octagonal foot. Standing approximately 6-7 inches tall, the textured glass catches light beautifully, making it an ideal piece for MCM decor or holiday arrangements.
Key Features
Timeless Forest Green color; highly recognizable Mid-Century pattern; manageable size for shipping; durable pressed glass construction.
Authenticity Indicators
Pattern recognition is high for Anchor Hocking laurel designs. This was a mass-produced item often sold in floral shops, usually unmarked on the bottom or featuring a small mold number. Confidence Level: High.
Flaws to Note
Common issues include flea bites (tiny chips) on the rim and 'sick glass' (cloudiness) if it was used with hard water. Ensure there are no internal mineral stains.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage decor), eBay (widest reach for glass collectors), or Facebook Marketplace (to avoid shipping fragile glass).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'MCM', 'Emerald Green', 'Forest Glass', and 'Boho Decor'. Take photos near a window with light passing through the glass to highlight the color. Use double-boxing or heavy bubble wrap for shipping as glass is heavy and brittle.