Vintage snack bowls made by Emsa in plastic orange and a wooden look with large bowl and three smaller bowls with handle

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Vintage snack bowls made by Emsa in plastic orange and a wooden look with large bowl and three smaller bowls with handle.

• Manufacturer: Emsa GmbH
• Date of manufacture: 1965 - 1975

Description
Nice set for snacks! This set consists of a large round bowl with three corresponding smaller trays with handle. The set is made entirely of a sturdy kind of plastic. The inside is smooth and orange, while the outside has a brown wooden look with structure.

The large bowl can be filled with various types of chips and the trays with handle are very suitable M & M's, Peanuts or other types of nibbles. Looks very lovely on any table. 

Typical 1970s design and made by the West-German company Emsa.

Condition
This snack bowl with separate trays with handle is in a good vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear. Pictures are part of the description.

Size

Bowl

• Height: 7 cm.
• Diameter: 24.5 cm.

Smaller bowls with handle

• Height: 5 cm.
• Length (with handle): 16 cm.
• Diameter: 10 cm.

EMSA
Hidden Champion Emsa GmbH is an innovative medium-sized (SME) German manufacturer of household goods, garden equipment, and garden accessories who has achieved to establish an internationally recognized trademark for a variety of niches. 

Emsa was originally founded on 1 April 1949 by Franz Wulf as „Franz Wulf & Co Plasticwarenfabrik" in Greven. 

A little drip-catcher made of plastic and formed like a butterfly was the company's first product. After drip-catchers of different forms, the company started producing pastry-cutting wheels, icing bags, and comparable kitchen accessories. 

On 1 October 1956, the company moved from Greven to larger premises in Emsdetten and added floristry utensils to its range of products. 

Against the background of their location in Emsdetten and its main river Ems the firm's name was altered to today's "Emsa" on 29 December 1964. 

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