Add timeless vintage charm to your table with this set of 8 Anchor Hocking Georgian milk glass tumblers, crafted in the 1950s and still turning heads today. With their clean white color, faceted honeycomb design, and durable Fire-King construction, these glasses are a shining example of mid-century American glassware at its finest.

These tumblers stand 4.5″ tall with a 3.5″ top diameter and 2.75″ base, making them perfect for juice, water, cocktails, iced tea, or even desserts like trifles and parfaits. Their size and style make them incredibly versatile—ideal for casual everyday use or as standout pieces for a retro-themed table setting.

Product Details:
Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking

Model: Fire-King Georgian

Pattern: Honeycomb

Color: Opaque White

Material: Milk Glass

Era: 1950s–1960s Mid-Century Modern

Country of Origin: United States

Quantity: Set of 8 glasses

Dimensions: 4.5″ H × 3.5″ W (top) × 2.75″ (base)

Condition:
Vintage Collectible – Excellent Condition

No chips, cracks, or discoloration

Glossy, clean finish with strong molded details

Perfect For:
Everyday drinkware (water, juice, cocktails)

Retro kitchen or vintage barware display

Holiday gatherings, themed parties, or brunches

Gifting to mid-century or Fire-King collectors

Did You Know?
The Georgian Honeycomb pattern by Anchor Hocking is often mistaken for Viking Glass due to its bold faceted texture, but a few key differences set them apart. Anchor Hocking’s Georgian glasses, like these, are shorter, wider, and have crisper, angular facets—most often found in Fire-King milk glass, ruby red, or avocado green. Viking’s version (part of their “Epic” line) tends to be taller and more rounded, in a wide range of vibrant colors.

With their crisp faceted design and timeless milk glass glow, these Georgian tumblers bring both function and flair to your vintage glassware collection.