This antique MAJOLICA waste bowl by Griffen Smith & Hill is a beautiful addition to any collection. This PRIZED AND RARE seaweed and shell ETRUSCAN pattern is sure to catch the eye of anyone who sees it. The bowl was manufactured in the United States in the late 1800′s and has an impressed backstamp. This Victorian era bowl is a handmade original. It is perfect for anyone who appreciates the artistry of majolica pottery. This waste bowl is a vintage piece and is ideal for use as a decorative piece or for serving soups or stews.

This set of vintage mixing bowls from Holly Hill Seagrove NC Pottery is a must-have for any kitchen. Made of durable stoneware with a beautiful green and mustard drip glaze finish, these bowls are perfect for mixing and serving a variety of dishes. The round shape and multicolor design make them suitable for all occasions and will add a touch of charm to your decor. The set includes four bowls and is ideal for both casual and formal dining. Whether you are an avid collector of vintage pottery or simply looking for a unique addition to your kitchenware, these bowls are sure to impress. Great condition, free of cracks or chips. Height: L 3.5″, M 3-1/8″, S 3″, XS 1-1/8″. Diameter: L 13″, M 8.25″, S 6″, XS 4-5/8″.

This stunning Rowantrees bow is an older piece and getting hard to find. 5″ wide and 3.5″ high. The bowl is in excellent condition with no damage. This bow has “ROWANTREES BLUE HILL ME” stamp. The hand thrown bowl is well executed with prominent throwing finger ridges on the interior. The piece is finished in a striking blue green gloss glaze with gun metal gray on the bottom. This handsome vintage bowl would make a nice addition to your collection of Rowantrees / New England art pottery. Check out my other Rowantrees matching pitcherl! Rowantrees was founded by Adelaid Pearson in Blue Hill, Maine as part of a handicraft program c. 1934 which trained local villagers in hand built and wheel thrown pottery. The pottery grew into a professional undertaking with the development of sophisticated glazes in the early 1940′s. Pieces were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (NY), New York Society of Ceramic Arts Exhibition (1945), the National Exhibition in Washington, D. (1941), and New York Society of Ceramic Arts Exhibition (1945). This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware\Bowls”. The seller is “srndpty4″ and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Brand: Handmade
• Origin: America
• Pattern: Vintage
• Type: Bowl
• Color: BLUE GREEN
• Material: Clay
• Production Style: Art Pottery
• Production Technique: Pottery