Vintage Anchor Hocking “Star of David” Glass Pitcher – Early American Prescut (EAPC)
 
 Add classic American charm to your table with this Vintage Anchor Hocking glass pitcher, showcasing the beloved “Star of David,” also known as the Early American Prescut (EAPC) pattern. Crafted from clear pressed glass, this pitcher features the iconic radiating starbursts, bold geometric cuts, and a beautifully scalloped rim that together create a sparkling, timeless look.
 
  Fun Facts!!
- Anchor Hocking launched the EAPC line in 1960, and it quickly became one of the company’s most popular and widely recognized patterns.
- Many collectors lovingly call EAPC the “Star of David” pattern, even though it’s officially part of the Early American Prescut series.
- The pattern was so iconic that Anchor Hocking continued producing EAPC pieces for over 20 years, a rarity in glassware lines.
- Pressed glass became popular in the mid-20th century because it replicated the look of cut crystal at a more affordable price, making elegant tableware accessible to everyone.
- EAPC pieces are known for their incredible durability, which is why so many have survived in excellent condition today.
 
 A sparkling slice of mid-century Americana, ready to shine in your home or collection. Ideal for collectors, entertainers, or lovers of retro kitchenware