What is Early American Prescut?
Early American Prescut is a glass pattern made by the Anchor Hocking Company. It was in production from 1960-1978, but a few pieces were distributed up to 2000. Many of us have been collecting EAPC for years, while others are new to this hobby.
Who made Star of David glassware?
The pattern is Star of David. It was made by the Anchor Hocking Company in the 1960’s.
What is EAPC glass?
EAPC stands for Anchor Hocking’s Early American Prescut line of glass, line number 700 series. With the exception of some pieces as listed further down, it was produced from 1960 -1974.
How do you identify Anchor Hocking glasses?
When examining items, check for the hyphen in the word “Jade-ite” to identify it as an Anchor Hocking piece. Look for authentic Jade-ite pieces in a wide variety of green shades, from pale to dark. Jade-ite was made from glass scraps, so the amount of impurities in the scraps affected the final color of the glassware.
When was Wexford glass made?
1967
Anchor Hocking Wexford Glassware (1967–1998) goblet with press lines (an excellent example of Lead-free vintage glassware.)
When did the first prescut glass come out?
With the exception of some pieces as listed further down, it was produced from 1960 -1974. EAPC, not Prescut for short, has become the term used by many collectors to describe three sets of very similar patterns that have very similar names. Two of those sets of patterns are not EAPC.
Is there a pattern name for prescut oatmeal?
Again, EAPC does not include Anchor Hocking’s Prescut Line called Pineapple or the Prescut line called Oatmeal. You may also have seen what looks like a pattern name: Prescut Oatmeal and Pineapple . We do not think this is actually a pattern name.
What is the name of the prescut 700 series?
The original intent of the EAPC designation was that it only be used to identify Pattern Line Numbers in the 700 series. Again, EAPC does not include Anchor Hocking’s Prescut Line called Pineapple or the Prescut line called Oatmeal. You may also have seen what looks like a pattern name: Prescut Oatmeal and Pineapple .
Are there any prescut patterns that are not EAPC?
EAPC, not Prescut for short, has become the term used by many collectors to describe three sets of very similar patterns that have very similar names. Two of those sets of patterns are not EAPC. Those would be Prescut Pineapple and Prescut Oatmeal produced from 1941 to the 1970’s. They are are considered EAPC go-withs or the other patterns.
