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We're always finding creative uses of our ware on Facebook, blogs and Etsy. This time we've stumbled upon the lovely works created by Treasure Again.

Well the time changed, and now its dark out before you're ready to leave the outdoors! We've found the perfect fall outdoor accessory to light the night for you.

*Images Courtesy of TREASURE AGAIN

A big huge thank you goes out to Treasure Again, for taking the time to chat with us and continuing to find inspiring ways to use our ware.

Wondering how you can use the Pumpkin Jar around your house? Take some tips from the artist of Treasure Again herself, "We have used them for Halloween decorations in the past years, simply by putting items in the Pumpkin Jar, and setting them out for display. Also, for our Halloween parties, we have served jello, or many other foods in it, on the party table. I think I even used the glass pumpkin in a Halloween party spooky display, making it look like there were body part or eyeballs floating in the jar. I have also just added a short string of lights in the jar, to add glow to a display."

A whole line up of these little pumpkins on a buffet table full of fall delights would surely impress at Thanksgiving.

To get yourself a a plain Pumpkin Jar or six, be sure to check out our online store!

Well look at that! It's November already! That means we're inching up on several reasons to celebrate! So in honor of this fantastic month we are giving you one awfully good deal on shipping!

So get going! Shop away! www.anchoronline.com

Like so many others, this is something near and dear to the hearts of the Anchor Hocking family.

This month we've included our HOPE collection of products on our online store. By carrying products with pink ribbons we remind ourselves and those around us to give back.

16 oz. Breast Cancer Awareness Café Mug

2qt Embossed Ribbon Jar with Pink Lid - BCA

Doublewall 18oz Insulated Bottle - BCA

5 oz. Measuring Glass with Pink Decoration - BCA

The Anchor family supports the fight against breast cancer. Did you see our blog post about  the Komen Columbus Race For The Cure?

Stay Connected. Share Ideas.

We asked you delivered! We wanted to see how you put your Anchorware to use, and my goodness did we get some great responses! Charlotte of The Paper Cupcake shared with us her beautiful images from her Happy Halloween Printable Collection photoshoot.

Charlotte uses our Heritage Hill Jars to hold bulk candy and treats. She dresses them up with her custom labels and wraps! We're so proud that our jar can be the canvas for such creativity!

*Images Courtesy of The Paper Cupcake

See more of the photoshoot...

Do you want to throw a party like this? Here's how to get the look!

For The Paper Cupcake's creative work check out their Facebook page (which has an online store built right in)  

The Paper Cupcake also has an Etsy store!

Shop Anchor's Online Store!

Want specifics?
Get our Heritage Hill Jar just like Charlotte!

A big huge thank you goes out to The Paper Cupcake, for inspiring us and for supporting American made glassware!

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Do you have fall favorites? Fill us in!    

We received word that milk and cookeez uses our jars to make and sell their beautiful products! We were so pleased that we thought we'd share some pictures of the jars in action!

milk and cookeez sells adorable bath and body treats that are hand made and resemble delightful treats.

They use only Essential oils, natural oils, and Phthalate free cosmetic fragrances.   They also do their best to be green, using recycled packaging and non-disposable products for manufacturing.

They just recently celebrated their 2nd birthday! Congrats to such a sweet company!

Tammy "The Head Cookee" told me all about how she uses Anchorware!

"I use The Heritage Jars to hold my Bath and Body Products.
  I also use them in my retail store display to hold my Soapopz.
 I also love how when a customer removes the jar lid, the fragrance of the soap envelops them (It’s a great marketing tool)." - Tammy

I use them in my workspace (Heritage and the Apothecary jars) to hold my ingredients and supplies. - Tammy

Get in touch with milk and cookeez     
www.milkandcookeez.com

Inspired by milk and cookeez look? Get the tools of the trade with Anchor.

Contact Anchor Hocking's Webteam with your clever uses!    

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For Immediate Release
Contact: Barb Wolf - Barb.Wolf@anchorhocking.com
Anchor Hocking
August 13, 2010

                                                                                                                                                                                                Anchor Hocking Announces On-line Store 

Lancaster, Ohio – August 13, 2010 – The Anchor Hocking Company announced today the launch of its new online store Anchor Online. Anchor Hocking, a leading manufacturer and marketer of fine quality products for the home, will unveil their new on-line store September, 2010. 

“The on-line store will offer a number of Anchor’s most popular products as well as replacement parts and special deals on our clearance and promotional product lines,” according to Nicole Richardson, Product Manager for Anchor Hocking. ‘We feel this service will fill a need for our consumers to easily find and purchase quality Anchor product. It will satisfy those shoppers unable to find a particular Anchor item at their local retail store and those interested in purchasing replacement parts such as a new lid for their favorite storage container” Richardson continued. 

The offering will include various glass drinkware, servingware, storage and bakeware items; as well as items from the Anchor Home Collections™, Anchor Signature™ and Stölzle Stemware product lines. 

To celebrate our launch, shoppers will enjoy 20% off opening orders for the first two months the store is open. The on-line store can be accessed through www.anchoronline.com or www.anchorhocking.com. 

Customers will find ordering product through Anchor Online to be a fun, easy and convenient process. A consumer hot-line is available to online shoppers should they have questions or concerns. Anchor Hocking strives to provide a comfortable, fast and friendly experience from the home. 

The Anchor Hocking Company, a name consumer’s trust, has produced quality glassware in the US since 1905. Headquartered in Lancaster, Ohio with multiple offices, manufacturing, and distributing facilities throughout the US and Canada, the company employs over 1,500 associates. 

Anchor Hocking is proud to be a leading manufacturer and marketer in America, striving to maintain high standards to provide the finest products available in the marketplace.

Anchor Hocking will hit the air waves September 5th as a six minute feature on the popular television series Designing Spaces. Our own Shelly Glasgow offers tips to viewers about how to organize the kitchen using Anchor Hocking product, and a selection of items from our Anchor Home Collections and Stolzle stemware. The program will air on the WE Network.

Showtimes:
-Sunday, September 5, 2010-9:30 A.M.
-Monday, September 6, 2010-9:30 A.M.
-Friday, September 17, 2010-9:30 A. M.

Once the show has aired - you can watch us right here!

 We hope you are just as excited as we are! Have a wonderful Labor Day Weekend!

We've found many questions online regarding our logo and our logos from the past.

This is what they've looked like from the very beginning (starting with most recent at the top working back to 1905).

Every home has a style, it’s very own personality that needs to be showcased!  Indulge your home’s persona  by tailoring the flower arrangements to suit.  Below are five home styles and the perfect arrangements for each.    

Americana Country  

(Image from Society of American Florists)

This style has become a phenomenon in it’s own right. Motifs include artifacts from the past - such as quilts, galvanized metal bowls and wooden crates. The result is comfort that is easy and inviting. Woven baskets or simple vases of mixed spring flowers (yarrow, wild roses, scabiosa, heather) fit perfectly on a coffee table or kitchen counter. Cut flowers, blooming plants, herbs, wreaths and swags with that farm-fresh look are a natural extension of this homespun décor with their fresh-picked-from-the-garden appeal.        

Casual Chic 

(Image from Society of American Florists)

Casual living lifestyles focus on the simple pleasures of life. The decor includes furniture of light pine, natural woods, bleached oak or a white-washed painted finish with fabrics of linen and cotton in neutral tones. Because these homes are designed for "stress busting," flowers provide nature's balancing formula. The right match might include flowering and green plants (like cyclamen, kalanchoe, pothos or ivy) casually grouped, or flowers (such as sunflowers, daisies, hydrangea, delphinium or tulips) placed in a clear glass vase, pitcher or piece of pottery.

 Traditional   

(Image from Society of American Florists)

This home has formal architecture with impressive front doors, foyers and individually decorated rooms. Design elements include classic furnishings and antiques with elegant fabrics of brocade, silk and tapestry. Traditional arrangements call for a mixture of flowers (roses, gladiola, iris, carnations, lilies or snapdragons, to name a few) and accents such as dried fruit and foliage. Crystal, brass, silver or porcelain containers are ideal for the classic floral centerpiece.

Modern

(Image from Society of American Florists)

Sleek and trendy, the modern home calls for clean lines, smooth surfaces and form. Elegant fabrics, colorful silks, gauze or leather accent steel, glass and other man-made materials. Bold, exotic flowers (anthuriums, heliconia, callas, orchids) with strong lines work well to complement this home's clean, open spaces. To complete the dramatic look, flowers are best displayed in glass vases, decorative pottery and metallic containers with pewter or stainless steel finishes.

Victorian

(Image from Society of American Florists)

Velvets, satins, chintz, lace and organza create a feeling of softness and romance in the Victorian home. Pastel colors or soft tone-on-tone prints are used to delight the senses. Fragrant flowers (roses, spray roses, peonies, lavender, gardenias, freesia) in pale peach, lavender, pink, yellow and cream conjure images of romance and sensuality. All of these delicious colors glow in lovely, romantic vases of clear glass, crystal and silver.