5 Vintage Black Hall Ice Cream Soda Fountain Syrup Pump Dispensers Spoon Holder

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5 Vintage Black Hall Ice Cream Soda Fountain Syrup Pump Dispensers Spoon Holder:
$119.99

As-is, as found. Please read below carefully as I tried my best to describe condition/noted damage.

Lot of 5 vintage Hall black, ceramic soda fountain pump dispensers. The pumps are metal. There is also a scoop/spoon holder and an accompanying spoon. This holder is the kind with the holes in the bottom that you run water through.

Four of the containers are the same size. The fifth is the largest. The five containers WITHOUT the spoon holder is approximately 24 1/4 long and 7 1/2 deep at their largest without the pumps. They are 10 inches tall without the pumps.

The spoon is heavily tarnished and perhaps has finish/plating wear. I don\'t want to clean off the patina. It appears to say Dix Excel on the back.

The spoon holder is shaped like an upside down stairs with one well being deeper than the other. The outside measures 7 1/2 x 4 1/4 x 7. The bottom is marked Hall an R in a triangle and the number 27. There is some wear and a few flea bites. It does not seem to have any cracks.

The pumps seem to go up and down properly, but are at varying levels from each other. I\'m not sure, but it could have been to pre-measure the right amount of varying types of syrups. The flavor covers are pretty cloudy and pretty much cover up the word of the flavor. One is more clear and doesn\'t have a flavor label at all behind it. The others are orange with either handwriting or typed flavors or nothing behind. There is some pitting and peeling to the chrome. They have not been tested with liquid.

The largest ceramic container has the most damage. It has missing ceramic, chips, etc. It still seems to be usable, though. It is 8 1/4 wide.

Three of the smaller containers (4 inches wide, each) have some edge wear from where the containers were next to each other, flea bites and crazing to finish. One of the smaller containers has some chips, crazing, etc. but has a crack. It may have been broken off and glued. When you look at the top of the rim without the lid, there is a crack at 9 and 12 if thinking of it as a clock. It dips down the back of the container, including past the rim of the container. It is mostly hidden underneath the lid and due to it being on the back side. There is also some scratching to the surface on the backside near the bottom. I have not tested to see if it leaks or anything. Probably still usable, but not 100%

This lot is very heavy (approx 65 lbs) and will be carefully packed an insured. If you are in the Chicago area, and prefer to pick-up vs shipping, please let me know.

Thank you for looking!