April 16, 2024
Club hammered aluminum roaster Dutch oven oval pan pot
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For your consideration we have this nice, vintage, Roasting pan from Club aluminum. This item holds a total of 28 cups of water to the brim which is 7 quarts, so we are calling this 6 quarts. The pan/pot, not including the handles, is about 12 ½” x 9” and about 5” deep. In nice vintage condition, no dents or dings, the glass top has no cracks or chips but does has a some hazing. We have added the cost of insurance to the shipping price. Being offered parcel post and priority. All of our items are stored in a home with pets (we keep dogs and birds), if a stray hair or allergies are a concern, please do not bid. ALMOST ALL OUR ITEMS ARE ESTATE FINDS, WE DO NOT KNOW THE HISTORY. We check for odors, however you may be more sensitive than we are, others sometimes may notice odors we do not. Combine and save on any of our auctions! We will put anything you win in 1 box and charge actual shipping +$1.00. Questions let us know. Payment within 2 days of end of auction please. With blow molds make sure you check with us to see what will fit in a box. FOR THOSE BIN THAT REQUIRE IMMEDIATE PAYMENT. You can email us for a quote or go ahead and purchase the items and we will refund the difference in shipping. Always ask questions if you have them, we don’t mind answering! SORRY WE DO NOT SHIP TO CANADA. Please note we start many of our listings
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