April 8, 2024
NIB 4 Fostoria Glass HERITAGE crystal 5" DESSERT BOWLS
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This auction is for a set of 4 Fostoria - 5 inch fruit-dessert bowls in the Heritage CLEAR pattern. These bowls are new in the original, silver Fostoria box which is also in mint condition. The Heritage pattern was produced from 1979-1982. These are not even available in this pattern at , although they will try to locate them for you. Fostoria 5 inch fruit- dessert bowls on average sell for $9.99 each!!! It is next to impossible to find them in an original boxed set!! Fostoria originally began producing high quality glass in the late 1800s and operated in Moundsville, West Virginia for many years. In the 1980s, Fostoria was purchased by Lancaster Colony Glass Co. and operated in Ohio for several years. It is no longer made and becomes harder to find and is more valuable every day!!! Don't miss out on this opportunity to add to your collection!!! These are in mint condition and do not have any chips, dings, cracks, or imperfections. They have never been used or sold on the retail market and came straight from factory storage. If you desire additional information, please feel free to contact me. I will be glad to combine shipping on all auctions ending within a period of 5 days. Please wait for one invoice to be sent with accurate shipping charges before paying. Buyer is responsible for shipping, insurance and delivery confirmation.
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