Vintage Chip and Dip Bowls Set with Metal Bracket Atomic Blue Hand Painted Kenneth M. Smith Co. Enchant Ware Anchor Hocking Mid Century MCM

This is a mid-century era set of hand-painted glass chip and dip bowls from the 1960s. Enchant Ware was a line of hand painted Anchor Hocking Modernistic pattern blanks by Kenneth M. Smith Co., a glass decorating company operating off of Laird Drive in Leaside (Toronto, Ontario.) The flared chip and dip bowls feature an abstract hand painted “Atomic Blue” design which could also be seen as icicles and is to be interpreted by the beholder! The metal holder for the dip bowl is perforated gold-tone metal with a diamond and rectangle pattern. Measurements: large chip bowl : 10.63 inches/27 cm in diameter, 5.7 inches/14.5 cm in height and the small dip bowl measures: 5.12 inches/13 cm in diameter, 2.56 inches/6.5 cm in height.

Condition: These uniquely hand-painted chip and dip bowls are in excellent vintage condition with little to no evidence of wear. The original metal bracket is also intact with hardly any tarnishing to the metal! Such an iconic mid-century piece to add to your collection. Made for serious snacking, who doesn't love chips and dip? Please refer to the pictures as they are a part of the description. If you have any concerns about the condition or you require more detail I can provide additional photographs on request.

Please note that all sales on vintage/antique items are final. There are no cancellations once your shipment has been received by the post office and there are no returns or exchanges. If you have any questions prior to shipping please reach out and I would be happy to help. When purchasing multiple items from CrystallineEraVTG, I will combine shipping and refund the difference once the shipping label has been purchased.