April 25, 2024
Lenox Hayworth or Eternal Cake Plate or Chip 'N Dip
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In the past, buyers have expressd an interest in a larger dip tray as well as one that is more versatile. The Greenfield Chip 'N Dip with the attached bowl measures 10" in diameter. This auction offers a Lenox Ivory with 24K gold trim large (11 3/4") Greenfield Cake Plate which can also be used as a chip 'n dip or shrimp server. The vintage piece is in excellent condition with excellent trim and appears unused. The cake plate may also be used as a base for a chip 'n dip or shrimp tray or a large serving or sandwich tray. Also included is a matching 4" dip bowl that can be placed in the center for dip or sauce. I was quite happy to find these pieces so close to the Holiday Season. These are two of the many pieces manufactured by Lenox for use with their numerous Lenox patterns with 24K trim. The server is approximately 11 3/4" in diameter. The dip bowl is approximately 4". It has the Lenox Made in USA gold backstamp used from 1953 until 1989. On the back of the Cake Plate is also S Marsh & Sons Since 1908. Lenox often made items with the names of the retailers on the back. The buyer will pay $11.85 USPS priority mail which includes insurance. I accept money orders, cashiers checks, and personal checks. I will gladly combine shipping to save postage. Click on "VIEW SELLER'S OTHER ITEMS" in the upper right corner to view my other Lenox
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