Vintage Emerald Green Glass Chip and Dip Set with Chrome-Plated Wire Rack

This is a vintage three-piece entertainment set consisting of a large serving bowl, a smaller dipping bowl, and a functional metal wire support stand. The glassware is executed in a vibrant translucent emerald green pressed glass, often referred to as 'Forest Green' in mid-century catalogs. Both bowls feature a distinctive undulating or scalloped rim with three prominent indentations, suggesting a trifid form that enhances grip and aesthetic appeal. The lower bowl measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. The set is supported by a chrome-plated wire rack designed to suspend the smaller bowl over the center of the larger one to maximize table space and presentation. The metal rack shows some minor dulling and oxidation consistent with age, while the glass appears to be in good vintage condition with no visible chips or significant scratches in the provided images. This style is characteristic of American glass production from the 1950s or 1960s, a period when manufacturers like Anchor Hocking, Hazel-Atlas, and Federal Glass produced similar colorful hostess ware. The thick-walled construction and molded base rings indicate a robust manufacturing process intended for frequent domestic use. The set lacks obvious maker's marks in the current views, which is common for such utilitarian depression-era and mid-century glassware pieces.