This vintage pair of Roseville Ohio nesting mixing bowls in the Friendship Blue Stripe pattern is a charming addition to any kitchen. The round, two-piece set features a beige color with a glossy finish, perfect for a farm house theme, are made of stoneware and oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe. These bowls are not only practical but also decorative. The Friendship pattern and primative style add a touch of nostalgia to your cooking space, making them a unique and collectible piece for any adult’s kitchen collection. Please see pictures to confirm the good used condition of the bowl. The glossy surface of the bowl doesn’t show daily wear and tear. However, the 6 qt bowl has some utensil/metal markings in an area of about 2 square inches (pictures #12 & 13).

Set of 3 early vintage (1930s-1940s) unmarked Bauer Pottery nesting mixing bowls in a soft, 4-ring beehive pattern. Hand-dipped in thick pastel-colored glaze resulting in a durable finish and messy underneath. Bowls are in excellent vintage condition with the only irregularities resulting from the making of these bowls. No crazing, chips, cracks or other flaws. Bowls measure approximately 9.5, 7.5 & 5.5.

This charming set of four covered bowls from the Roseville Pottery Raymor line showcases the sleek, modernist design sensibility of Ben Seibel. With clean lines and an organic form, these pieces reflect the elegance and functionality of mid-century American ceramics. The muted glaze and minimalist profile make them a versatile addition to any table or collection. A fine example of thoughtful design from one of the era’s most celebrated designers, this set blends everyday usability with timeless aesthetic appeal. Condition: Good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: Each piece is 6.75 inches long and 4.75 inches wide, 3 inches tall. Dates to: Circa 1950′s. Signed/Marked: Roseville Raymor 156. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!

No stains chips or cracks. Comes from a smoke free home.

This vintage pair of McCoy Pottery Beehive Mixing/Nesting Bowls in pink and blue stripes is a charming addition to any kitchen. Made in America in 1945, these round stoneware bowls feature a mid-century modern style with a glossy finish and hand wash care instructions. The set includes two pieces with bee hive patterns, making them perfect for all occasions. With their original production technique and vintage appeal, these bowls are a unique and timeless find for collectors or those looking to add a touch of retro charm to their home.

Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible COMPLETE set of 4 vintage 1930s nesting mixing bowls by the Homer Laughlin China Company in the highly sought-after “Apple Tree” pattern. These gorgeous Art Deco-era kitchen bowls feature a striking raised design of a blossoming apple tree wrap-around motif finished in a vibrant, glossy aqua turquoise glaze. They nest perfectly inside one another to save space while adding authentic farmhouse cottagecore charm to your display counter. Finding all four sizes intact together as a matching set is incredibly rare! The undersides are clearly marked with the embossed vintage HLC logo, confirming their authenticity. Kiln Marks: The interior bottom of the smallest bowl features three original factory stilt/kiln marks from production (visible in photos). This is a normal part of the 1930s firing process. Overall Condition: Great vintage shape! There is a tiny speck of wear/roughness along the bottom outer rim edge of the small bowl, along with normal, light surface wear consistent with age and gentle use. No large chips, structural cracks, or repairs.