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SNAP SHOT- Item: Snack Set - 3 Bowls + Tray - Vintage Japan - MCM 1970s - Ceramic
- Origin: Made In Japan - 1970s - Retro Colors - Goodies Munchies Treats Style
- Era: Mid-Century Modern - 1970s Snack Set - Chip Dip - Party Tray - Vintage
- Material: Ceramic - 3 Oval Bowls + 1 Large Tray - Glossy - Multicolor - Japan
- Condition: Used - Excellent - Light Crazing - No Chips Cracks - CleanTHE FULL PICTURE________Vintage snack serving tray set - Goodies Munchies Treats style - retro color ceramic bowls - Japan - 1970s - 3 bowls plus large tray.Vintage Japan ceramic snack set - 1970s MCM - set includes 3 small oval bowls and 1 large serving tray - multicolor retro glaze - glossy finish - marked Made in Japan era - perfect for chips, dip, nuts, munchies, goodies, treats, party snacks.Mid-century snack set - used for entertaining - light crazing from age but nothing detrimental - no chips or cracks - clean - retro colors - great for MCM bar, party, vintage kitchen.Set includes:
- 1 Large oval tray
- 3 Small oval bowls - multicolorGreat for entertaining, chip and dip, nuts, snacks, MCM decor, retro kitchen.Condition: Used - in great condition - light crazing on these but nothing detrimental - no chips, cracks, or repairs - see photos - you get exact set in photos.Please check photos, measurements, and condition before buying.
- Packed with quality materials to protect items during transit.Domino\'s DealzDesigner, Vintage & Collectible - Carefully Inspected & Packed with Quality MaterialsRETURN POLICY - PLEASE READ30-Day Returns.
- If damaged or not as described: Message first - we cover return shipping + full refund.
- If remorse / changed mind: 30-day returns accepted - return shipping + original outbound shipping deducted from refund - total deductions will not exceed 50% of order value per policy.
