Decanter, Anchor Hocking, Wexford, Square, Paneled Stopper, Diamond Pattern, Made in USA, Vintage, 1970s

The clean, architectural one in the Wexford family. Where the hexagonal and Ships decanters make a statement with their curves and dramatic proportions, this square Wexford decanter earns its place through pure geometric elegance — four equal sides, crisp corners, and a paneled stopper that completes the look with quiet confidence.
The Wexford diamond pattern covers all four sides, catching light beautifully and giving the piece a richly textured presence on any bar cart or shelf. At 12.5 inches tall it's a substantial piece, and the square format makes it particularly easy to pour from. Clear glass — the most popular and collectible of all the Wexford colorways.
One condition note worth mentioning: this is an estate find, and the glass has developed a faint bluish or iridescent quality when light hits it at certain angles — a natural phenomenon that can occur when glass is exposed to certain liquids or conditions over many decades. For display it's a non-issue and actually adds a subtle vintage charm. If you plan to refill it, a thorough cleaning with vinegar or a specialist glass cleaner is recommended first. The glass and stopper are otherwise perfect — no chips, scratches, or defects.
We carry the full Wexford collection — search "Wexford" in our shop to find the hexagonal, Captain Ships, and square decanters alongside matching glasses and serving pieces.
A wonderful gift for the dad who loves American glass, Mid-Century Modern design, or a bar cart that looks like it was curated rather than assembled.
Anchor Hocking has been producing beloved American glassware since 1905, surviving fire, the Great Depression, and a century of changing tastes. The Wexford pattern, introduced in the 1960s, remains one of their most enduring and collectible designs — and the square decanter is the rarest shape in the lineup.

Brand: Anchor Hocking
Made in: USA
Vintage: 1970s
Dimensions: 12.5" tall | 3.5" square
Material: Glass
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Faint iridescent quality visible in certain light — see description above. No chips or scratches. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.