April 8, 2024
IMPERIAL JEANNETTE CRACKLE MARIGOLD WALL POCKET HOLDER
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This is a depression era carnival pattern produced by both Imperial and the Jeannette Glass Company known as Crackle. The pattern features meandering lines against a stippled background which are fine and less distinct than other similar patterns. This Crackle Glass Wall Pocket is in excellent condition. Fantastic rich gold color the wall pocket is 6" by 5 1/4" wide and 2 1/4" deep. The iridescence on this wall pocket is quite nice and this unusual item would be a delightful addition to any Carnival, Imperial or Jeannette collection. We accept Paypal, Money orders and Personal Checks (with time to clear). Buyer to pay shipping of $10.00 and insurance costs. The insurance amount will be calculated at the end of auction. We prefer to ship Priority Mail but am willing to consider buyer's preferences. Shipping will occur on Tuesday or Friday of the Week. All items which payments have been received prior to that time will be shipped. Money orders ship as soon as received on the closest date and personal checks will require an addition 7-10 days to clear. If you have questions regarding an item, please ask before bidding. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS: Please e-mail prior to bidding for shipping charges. Please note that original invoice sent by Ebay quotes shipping for domestic USA shipments only. Please do not use this rate as we can not ship
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