Vintage Hazel Atlas refrigerator dish lid skaters red white 3 flaws

This vintage Hazel-Atlas covered refrigerator dish is oh so adorable and a charming addition to any vintage collection or kitchen. This was from my grandmother's collection and she had a red and white kitchen so she left it out year-round, as well as some other bowls and pieces that I did not want to sell. This one I never end up putting out because I don't have a place for it, so hoping somebody will want to get a better deal than what they typically sell for because this has three minor flaws. The first two you can see in the pictures second to the last and that is too tiny chips on the very bottom. You will not see it if you were looking at it from the outside or top. The third floor is a tiny chip on the inside lip, which is covered by the lid. I'm not sure how any of these got there but who knows what happened over the decades? There are slight production marks within the platonite. Platonite was a glass process patented by Hazel Atlas in the 30s and looks similar to milk glass. The dish features a skating Dutch pattern on red glass ceramic material with a lid. It has one compartment and is an original piece from the 1950s. Although there are three minor flaws, this does not detract from the overall appeal of the piece. It is a must-have for anyone who appreciates vintage kitchenware. Considering these sell on average around $125-$150 we tried to price this to make it easy for someone to add to their collection.