The "Georgian" pattern, often associated with Anchor Hocking, is a popular line of pressed glass that gained traction in the mid-20th century. Characterized by its textured, often diamond-like or thumbprint designs, and available in various colors like amber, this pattern evokes a retro aesthetic. These pieces were commonly used for everyday glassware, including tumblers, footed desserts, and serving dishes, making them a staple in many American homes during their production era. Please be sure to review photos carefully as most of our items are vintage or antique which can result in natural patina, aging, etc.  • bribec | industries • is a small business with a focus on vintage and antique goods. A strong value of ours is to limit the amount of items that end up in landfills/oceans. The items we choose to sell are handpicked with a focus on quality. We truly appreciate you taking the time to review our items and shop!