Anchor Hocking 8 Piece Serva-Snack Set Original Packaging

This is a vintage 8-piece 'Serva-Snack' set manufactured by Anchor Hocking, still housed in its original mid-century cardboard merchandising box. The packaging features iconic 1950s-1960s graphic design, including a primary teal or medium-blue background and a stylized illustration of a woman in a striped dress and bouffant hairstyle holding a snack tray. The text, rendered in cream script and sans-serif fonts, identifies the product and the maker. The Anchor Hocking 'H-over-Anchor' logo is clearly visible in the top right corner. The set would typically consist of four glass snack plates with circular indentations for cups and four matching cups. The box shows visible signs of age and wear including minor abrasions to the printed surface, softened corners, and slight edge crushing, though the graphics remain vibrant. This item represents the mid-century American trend of informal entertaining and is a prime example of utilitarian glassware from that era. The original packaging is highly desirable for collectors, significantly increasing the item's historical and monetary value compared to the loose glass pieces.