Vintage Anchor Hocking Wexford Clear Glass Punch Bowl Set

This is a vintage punch bowl set featured in a clear pressed glass, commonly identified as the Wexford pattern produced by Anchor Hocking. The set includes a large, deep serving bowl with a characteristic scalloped 'beaded' or 'pearl' rim, composed of small glass spheres encircling the upper edge. It sits upon a matching wide under-plate or platter that shares the same decorative beaded edging. Inside the bowl, several matching glass cups are visible; these cups feature a faceted geometric diamond pattern on the lower half and a sleek, flared upper rim with a small, rounded handle. The glass is transparent with a slight grayish-blue tint common in mid-century soda-lime glass manufacturing. The overall style is classic Americana, popular from the late 1960s through the 1980s. The craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced elegant glassware of the era, showing uniform mold lines. Condition-wise, the pieces appear intact without major cracks, though the presence of the items sitting directly on ground vegetation suggests potential for minor surface scratching on the bases. No specific maker's marks are visible in the image, as many pieces of this pattern were originally identified only by paper labels.