A textured olive green glass pitcher with a ribbed pattern and a curved handle, sitting on a wooden surface against a plain light gray wall.

Anchor Hocking "Soreno" Avocado Green Glass Pitcher

$24.00
$24.00
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A textured olive green glass pitcher with a ribbed pattern and a curved handle, sitting on a wooden surface against a plain light gray wall.
  • A textured olive green glass pitcher with a ribbed pattern and a curved handle, sitting on a wooden surface against a plain light gray wall.
  • Close-up of a textured olive green glass pitcher with a ribbed pattern and a small pouring spout, shown against a neutral light gray background.
  • A vintage green ribbed glass pitcher with a handle and pouring spout, resting on a wooden table against a plain light gray wall.
  • An olive green ribbed glass pitcher with a handle and pouring spout, shown sitting on a wooden surface against a plain light gray wall.
  • A vintage green textured glass mug with a ribbed handle, shown lying on its side on a wooden shelf against a plain white wall.
Anchor Hocking "Soreno" Avocado Green Glass Pitcher

Anchor Hocking "Soreno" Avocado Green Glass Pitcher

$24.00
$24.00

Add a celebrated icon of mid-century American kitchenware to your breakfast table with this beautiful Anchor Hocking small juice pitcher in the classic "Soreno" pattern. Produced in the USA between 1966 and 1970, this highly collectible 26-ounce beverage jug showcases a tactile, organic “pressed bark” design wrapped in smooth horizontal accent hoops. Complete with a robust integrated handle, a clean poured ice-lip spout, and a heavily stippled base, this compact vintage carafe is a marvelous workhorse for serving fresh-squeezed orange juice, cream, or custom cocktails, and pulls double duty as an editorial vase on a rustic wood sideboard.


Material: Heavyweight pressed glass with a molded exterior bark texture.
Color: Radiant, translucent mid-century avocado green.
Dimensions: 5.75 x 3.75 x 6.5 in.
Era: Late 1960s (Production run spanning 1966–1970).
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The translucent glass remains incredibly bright, clear, and highly reflective throughout, entirely free of cloudy mineral film, internal juice rings, or stress fractures.

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