The Circle glass pattern was made by the Hocking Glass Company in the 1930s and comes in the colors green, pink, and crystal. 24 different pieces were made.
Four different tumblers were made in the Circle pattern. The four ounce juice tumbler stands three and one-half inches tall. The eight ounce water tumbler stands four inches tall. The ten ounce tea tumbler stands five inches tall, and there is a fifteen ounce flat tumbler. These tumblers were only made in the color green.
The Circle sugar bowl is open. No lid exists. It was made in the colors green and pink. The color pink is more rare.
Two types of sherbets were made in the Circle pattern. The short sherbet stands three and one-eighth inches tall and was made in the colors green and pink. The tall sherbet stands four and three-fourths inches tall and was made in the color green.
The Circle saucer has a cup ring and was made in the colors green and pink.
There are four different plates in the Circle pattern. The sherbet plate is six inches in diameter, and the luncheon plate is eight and one-quarter inches in diameter. They were made in the colors green and pink. A nine and one-half inches dinner plate and a ten inch sandwich plate were only made in the color green.
Two different pitchers were made in the Circle pattern. One holds 60 ounces and the other 80 ounces. They both were only made in the color green.
Two types of goblets were made in the Circle pattern. The wine goblet is four and one-half inches tall, and the water goblet holds eight ounces. Both were only made in the color green.
Two types of Circle Cups were made. One has a rounded handle and base and another with an angled handle and base. Both were made in the colors green and pink.
The Circle creamer is footed and was made in the colors green and pink. It stands four and one-quarter inches tall and has a diameter of two and seven-eighths inches.
Five different bowls were made in the Circle pattern. The bowls measure four and one-half inches in diameter, five and one-quarter inches in diameter, five inches in diameter by one and three-quarters inches deep, eight inches in diameter, and nine and three-eighths inches in diameter. They were only made in the color green.