Chip & Dip Set
Sold By: | Anchor Hocking |
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Part Number: | 700/733*, 700/733A* |
Catalogs: | 1967* thru 1979+ |
Number of Pieces: | 3 |
Other Names: | Chip ‘n’ Dip Set |
Notes: | Brass Dip Clip 1967-73*, Chrome Dip Clip 1974+ |
Anchor Hocking’s Early American Prescut Chip & Dip Set includes two different-sized bowls – a Dip Bowl and a Large Serving Bowl – that can be positioned one over the other with the help of a handy wire Dip Clip, thus taking up less room on a crowded table, bar, or counter.
The Dip Clip sits on the rim of a chip bowl, providing a platform you can hook a dip bowl into. The brass Dip Clip appears in Anchor Hocking’s 1967 to 1973 catalogs. Then in 1974, the company switched to the chrome Dip Clip.
Contents
- 1 Large Serving Bowl
- 1 Dip Bowl
- 1 Chip & Dip Clip in Brass or Chrome
Boxes
- American Flag (Brass)
- Classic (Brass 1967 catalog)
- Green Photographic in 4 languages (700/733A)
- Orange Photographic (Chrome)
- Plain with Photographic Label in Four Languages (Chrome)
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