Featured Red, Yellow & Black Striped 'Pinch' Tumblers: Who & When?

I've seen these offered as Anchor Hocking 'Fiesta' pattern...but I doubt that description, somehow. They (I have two of 'em) are unmarked.
Blown in a 3-part mold, counting the base; 4 3/4" high, ~3" rim, 4 uniform 'pinches'. Weight is 5.4 ounces.

I may certainly be wrong...an' will accept that verdict without whining. If, on the other hand, there is another maker, pattern, an' era, I'll be awfully glad to hear of it! Thanks for lookin'!

 

It looks like Decoration 171 by Anchor Hocking, on the replacements site. Sadly, they only show a decanter.

 

Wow, Debora...izzat yours?
It's the same, for sure...right down to the pinches!
What's it called, m'dear?
An' Thanks!

 

Not mine. I just posted the photograph from replacements.com so it was easy for everyone to see and compare.

Debora

 

Thanks, Debora!

 

part of Hockings #171 "Pinch Line"; found copy of catalog page on WP

this is by Hocking Glass (pre-Anchor Hocking merger)

RARE 10 HOCKING GLASS LANCASTER OHIO COLOR PHOTOS DEPRESSION DECORATED BEVERAGE | #3788580797 (worthpoint.com)

also available in other colors:
hocking glass pinch line - page 1 | WorthPoint

 

That is neat. I have seen some other vintage striped glasses over time that was associated with AH or Libbey.

 

Wow, that tumbler is in pristine condition! Must've been the ones that were pushed to the back of the cabinet and never used.

 

LOL! And people laugh when I alternate the plates in my china pile, and glassware, ditto!

 

LOL! I do that too. Once I was able to buy a set of Villeroy & Boch china that everyone passed on because the top 2 plates were a mess. Turns out the other 6 were very nice because they didn't rotate their dishes!