Early American Prescut Amber Bowl

Early American Prescut is one of the most recognized patterns made by Anchor Hocking. It is also known as Star of David, as every piece has the star, with the exception of the punch or snack cup and the double candle holder, which has a knob instead of the star. It was made mainly in crystal (clear) but some pieces can be found in colors, although not so commonly. This footed bowl is in amber. It measures 6 3/4″ in diameter with a scalloped rim, and stands 2 1/2″ high on three feet. It is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or repairs.