This is the classic Anchor Hocking Early American Prescut (EAPC) covered candy dish, complete with its original matching lid. Known to collectors and resellers as the iconic "Star of David" pattern, this piece was first introduced by Anchor Hocking in 1960 and manufactured through the 1970s. It was designed to capture the heavy, light-refracting weight of turn-of-the-century American Brilliant cut glass at an accessible price point.

The jar features bold, deeply pressed starburst facets around the bowl, capped by a fitted lid with a thick faceted finial knob. Whether you are using it on a coffee table for wrapped sweets, completing a missing lid/jar set, or displaying it under direct lighting, it refracts light brilliantly from every angle.

• Maker: Anchor Hocking Glass Company

• Pattern Name: Early American Prescut (EAPC) / Star of David

• Year / Era of Manufacture: Circa 1960–1978

• Dimensions: Approximately 6.5 inches tall (with lid) by 5 inches wide at the rim

• Color/Material: Clear Heavy Pressed Glass

Logistical Respect (Packing & Delivery) Fragile vintage glassware should never be thrown into an oversized box with a single air pillow and a prayer. I treat packing as an art form and pack every item with absolute Logistical Respect so it arrives at your door in the exact same condition it left mine.

• Primary Wrap: The jar base and lid are individually enveloped tight in multiple dense layers of heavy-duty bubble wrap, preventing any glass-on-glass contact.

• Box Void Fill: Suspended in a sturdy shipping box fully packed with color-coded tissue paper and shredded bubble wrap, ensuring zero movement or shifting inside the package during transit.

• Outer Shield: The exterior shipping box is wrapped in heavy builder's paper to provide a clean, weather-resistant barrier against dust and rain.

• Personal Touch: A personalized, hand-written thank-you note is placed in every box as a genuine token of appreciation for your business.