Glass carafe with lid from the Manhattan pattern by Anchor Hocking

This horizontally ribbed glass carafe was produced by Anchor Hocking as part of their Manhattan pattern, which was introduced during the Depression Era in the 1930s and remained popular through the mid-20th century. The design features distinctive horizontal ribbing that gives it a beehive-like appearance, with a fitted glass lid that helps preserve contents. Manhattan pattern glassware is highly sought after by collectors of Depression glass and mid-century kitchenware. The practical yet decorative design makes these pieces appealing to both vintage kitchenware enthusiasts and those interested in American glassware manufacturing history. These carafes were typically used for water, juice, or other beverages, combining functionality with the aesthetic appeal that characterized household items of that era.