Vintage Fenton Hobnail, Milk Glass, Footed, Banana/Fruit bowl.

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Vintage Fenton Hobnail, Milk Glass, Footed, Banana/Fruit bowl.:
$20.00

This is a white, hobnail, milk glass.footed,banana/fruit bowl.It was made by the Fenton Art Glass Co.It is #3720, and was in productionfrom 1959 to 1984.The bowl features a finely crimped edgealong the top edge.The bowl is 12\" long, 8\" wide,and 6½\" tall.There\'s no chips, cracks or repairs.
I have a smoke and pet free home.However, since this is a used item,the original home may not have been smoke and pet free.I wash items thoroughly before shipping.There\'s a $3.00 handling charge in addition to the postage.Shipping + Handling is combined on your invoice.Payment must be made within 3 days after the end of the sale.Please contact me for a local pickupbefore paying and for any other questions.I will combine shipping on more than one itemif you use the shopping cart.Please wait for an invoice before you pay!The invoice will reflect the multiple items.Returns and refunds will be applied ONLYif the item proves to be \"Not As Described\".Item must be returned in the original way(box and bubblewrap packing) in which it was sent.Full refund of the original total cost will be appliedafter the item is returned to me safely.Buyer pays return shipping. (and insurance)Full refund will be applied if the item is broken on arrival to you.Detailed pictures of the entire broken pieceand the inside and outside of the box(s)must be provided to me before the refund is applied.Returns of a broken item will NOT be necessary.
Cold temperatures can be hard on old glass or ceramics.To avoid thermal shock, do not handle it right away on arrival. Instead, just open the box and let it warm up slowlyfor at least a couple of hours,even overnight.Do not even unwrap it.Thermal shock occurs when something warm, such as your hand, touches a cold object, resulting in breakage. Why take a chance?