Although Anchor Hocking made the Early American Prescut (EAPC) pattern from 1960-2000, not all pieces were made the entire time. This EAPC bowl is the three toed bowl, #768, and it was made in Anchor Hocking's amber color named Honey Gold. Honey Gold was made in the 1970s. This bowl is about 6 3/4 inches wide, and 2 5/8 inches tall. It has three short feet on the bottom, which typically are called "toes." It weighs approximately 15 ounces (before packing for shipping). The pattern contains flowers, stars and pinwheels. I am find no signs of use on this pretty bowl. It is pristine, like new. I have two of these bowls, both in excellent condition. You may buy one or both. There is a 10% discount offered if you buy both. I am happy to answer your questions about this piece. This will be shipped by USPS Ground Advantage rate (except for International). Local delivery is always available for free to a mutually agreed upon meeting place. I will combine shipping if you purchase more than one small item from me. Please ensure that your shipping address in Bonanza is accurate and that you have a safe place for package delivery. (If it is returned to me by the postal service because the address is wrong, your purchase price will be refunded, but the shipping cost has already been used to send it, so can't be refunded.) International shipping is USD$32.00 to most places. It is USD$26 to Canada. Please note that this pattern is NOT "Star of David." That's a very bad moniker for this design. Davidian stars have 6 points (formed by 3 overlapping triangles). There is not even one 6 pointed star on any of the pieces of this pattern! That bad nickname was perpetuated by a popular author of books on glass patterns, but he is dead wrong on this. (There are several errors in his books, but I think that his calling this pattern "Star of David" is the most heinous!)