April 8, 2024
CULVER CARNIVAL Chip DIP Plate BOWL serving platter TOOTHPICK brass holders tray
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Up for auction is a CULVER Carnival Serving plate/platter with chip/dip bowl and side toothpick holders. There is no wear at all to the pattern. There is one small smooth chip to the edge of the plate but is hard to see because of the partially frosted glass. There is no wear to any of the gold or pattern at all. The set is NOT signed. It could also be a Georges Briard piece because the companies made similar patterns. The plate measures 11 3/4 inches x 11 5/8 inches from far edge to far edge. It does curve in slightly in the middle. The bottom of the plate reveals the turquoise background of the pattern. The dip bowl is 2 3/4 inches wide at the very bottom and 5 1/2 inches across the top. It is almost 3 inches tall. There is only a gold pattern on the bowl - no turquoise. Please review the pics as they are part of this description and ask any questions you may have about them. The brass holder shows normal aging - wear and tear - nothing critical. Please take a look at my other auctions! Lots more beautiful glassware for sale! Some auctions starting at $.99!! Priority mail shipping cost will be actual to all United States destinations. Sorry no international shipping on this item. Overcharged postage amounts will be refunded! I accept Paypal only. Normal ship time is one day after receiving cleared payment. Thank you and !
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