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Creator: Chase and Co.
Art Deco Chrome Nut Bowl with Built-in Cracker by Chase Co.
By Chase and Co.
Located in San Diego, CA
A very hard to find Art Deco chrome nut bowl with built-in screw cracker by Chase & Co., circa 1930s. The design features a solid walnut base and stem holding a round chrome bowl and...
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20th Century American Art Deco Chase and Co. Serving Bowls
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Chrome
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