Squeeze the lemons and take out any seeds. If you do not like the pulp strain the juice. Sweeten the drink well, though that is a matter of taste. The pleasant tart taste should be preserved. Add water to the juice and when serving add a thin slice of lemon in each glass. Woman's Favorite Cook Book, 1902

{HISTORY}

Summer nostalgia comes home to roost with these 1988 Anchor Hocking drinking glasses. With a floral bouquet of pink, white and purple daisies tied up in matching pink ribbons, they are ideal for serving summer drinks garnished with mint, lemon and limes. A pretty glass for a hot day and your perfect batch of citrus spritzers. 

Since 1905, Anchor Hocking has been decorating kitchens with functional (and pretty!) bakeware for over a century. Initially started by Isaac Collins in Lancaster, Ohio under the name Hocking Glass Company, a merger in the late 1930's with Anchor Cap Company changed the name to Anchor Hocking and kept Isaac busy in the office and on the executive board for an amazing 65 years before he retired in 1973 at the age of 98. Six years ago, Anchor Hocking merged with flatware designer Oneida, another century-old leader in the cutlery industry. These mixing bowls not only represent a slice of vintage Americana but also they are a lovely example of the quality and commitment offered by the leading glassmaker of the 20th century.

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- Contains falling flower bouquets in the shades of pink, white, lavender, green and yellow

- Stamped with the Anchor Hocking logo on the bottom and the date of manufacture on the side

- 16oz size

- Set of 4

{CONDITION}

In lovely condition. No chips, cracks or scratches. Design is clear and bright with crisp lines.

{SIZE}

Measures 6" inches (height) x 2.5" inches (diameter).

{STYLE IDEA}

Nothing shouts summer more than a pretty table set for the season. These vintage glasses match a variety of warm seasonal colors and help create a memorable meal for your next gathering. Pair these with crisp whites, delicate pinks and lively greens.