Add classic vintage sparkle to the table with this Anchor Hocking covered butter dish in the Early American Prescut, or EAPC, pattern.
Commonly nicknamed Star of David by collectors, the design features bold starbursts, geometric panels, and faceted pressed-glass details that catch the light beautifully. The matching rectangular lid rests on a handled base designed to hold a standard quarter-pound stick of butter.
A lovely addition to a vintage table setting, farmhouse kitchen, glassware collection, or everyday breakfast table.
Details:
• Made by Anchor Hocking
• Early American Prescut, or EAPC, pattern
• Collector nickname: Star of David
• Clear pressed glass
• Matching lid and handled base
• Holds one quarter-pound stick of butter
• Two pieces total
Measurements:
The documented EAPC butter dish measures approximately 7 inches long by 3¼ inches wide by 2 inches high. Your previous 7½ × 4½ × 3-inch measurement may include the extended handles or may simply need another ruler visit.
Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks noted. Glass remains bright and clear. Please review all photographs closely for the most accurate view of condition.
Add classic vintage sparkle to the table with this Anchor Hocking covered butter dish in the Early American Prescut, or EAPC, pattern.
Commonly nicknamed Star of David by collectors, the design features bold starbursts, geometric panels, and faceted pressed-glass details that catch the light beautifully. The matching rectangular lid rests on a handled base designed to hold a standard quarter-pound stick of butter.
A lovely addition to a vintage table setting, farmhouse kitchen, glassware collection, or everyday breakfast table.
Details:
• Made by Anchor Hocking
• Early American Prescut, or EAPC, pattern
• Collector nickname: Star of David
• Clear pressed glass
• Matching lid and handled base
• Holds one quarter-pound stick of butter
• Two pieces total
Measurements:
The documented EAPC butter dish measures approximately 7 inches long by 3¼ inches wide by 2 inches high. Your previous 7½ × 4½ × 3-inch measurement may include the extended handles or may simply need another ruler visit.
Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks noted. Glass remains bright and clear. Please review all photographs closely for the most accurate view of condition.
