Anchor Hocking Bubble Milk Glass Chip and Dip Set with Candle Holder

This vintage serving set features two milk glass bowls in the 'Bubble' pattern (also known as 'Bullseye') produced by Anchor Hocking. The set consists of a large chip bowl and a smaller dip bowl, both characterized by their opaque white glass and a textured exterior of raised, rounded domes. These bowls are supported by a decorative gold-toned or brass-plated metal wire rack. The metal base includes a footed filigree band that cradles the large bowl and a vertical, sweeping arched arm that supports the smaller bowl while culminating in a single taper candle holder. This multi-functional design is a classic example of Mid-Century Modern hostware, popular during the 1940s to 1960s. The bowls appear to be in good condition without visible chips or cracks. The metal frame shows a bright gold finish, though some minor tarnishing or surface oxidation may be present consistent with age. This specific configuration with the integrated candle holder is a unique variation of the traditional chip and dip set, emphasizing the formal entertainment style of its era.