Vintage Anchor Hocking Marigold Carnival Glass Piggy Bank — 1950s–1970s

A charming example of mid-century American glassware, this piggy bank was produced by Anchor Hocking during their carnival glass revival era of the 1950s–1970s. Rendered in the brand's signature marigold iridescent finish, the piece catches light with a warm amber-gold shimmer characteristic of the period's pressed glass production.

Anchor Hocking's carnival glass pieces from this era are distinguished by their consistent mold quality and vivid iridescence — collectible both for their decorative appeal and their place in American glass manufacturing history. This piggy bank is a functional form elevated by the glassmaker's craft, making it equally at home in a curio cabinet or a dedicated carnival glass collection.