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September 20,2024

Set of (3) Kitchen Aid Mixing bowls. Included is (1) 4.5 quart bowl, (1) 3.5 quart bowl and (1) 2.5 quart bowl. Bowls are used and do show use and wear. Nothing is damaged, cracked or broken and bowls are very usable. Nice rubber seal on the bottom so they do not slip on the counter top or in a Kitchen Aid Mixer. They are an Off White Color to me. Buyer to pay safe, accurate and insured shipping based on the shipping calculator.<br>

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