One of the most iconic forms of mid-century American glass design, this Anchor Hocking Soreno ashtray in golden amber is a standout piece of 1960s–70s pressed glass. The Soreno pattern's signature concentric bark-like ribbed texture radiates from a central bullseye across the entire exterior, creating a hypnotic, organic surface that catches light beautifully from every angle.
Four deep cigarette rests are evenly spaced around the lobed rim, giving the piece its classic four-leaf silhouette. The amber glass deepens to a rich cognac at the thick walls and base, brightening to a warm honey gold at the rim — a color that pairs effortlessly with wood, brass, and earth-toned interiors.
Today these ashtrays are prized far beyond their original purpose — equally at home as a catch-all on a nightstand, a ring dish on a vanity, a candle holder, or a sculptural accent on a coffee table or bookshelf. The Soreno pattern was produced by Anchor Hocking from 1966 through the mid-1970s and remains one of the most collected mid-century glass patterns.
Key Features
Maker: Anchor Hocking Glass Company
Pattern: Soreno (produced 1966–mid-1970s)
Color: Amber (golden honey, deepening to cognac at base)
All-over concentric bark-textured ribbed pattern on exterior
Four cigarette rests with lobed four-leaf rim silhouette
Heavy, substantial pressed glass construction
No chips or cracks
Dimensions
Diameter: approx. 6 in.
Height: approx. 1.5 in.
Condition & Disclaimer
No chips or cracks
Great vintage condition: minor surface wear consistent with age and use
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