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.
Beautiful vintage stoneware mixing bowl featuring a warm cream-glazed interior, oatmeal-colored unglazed exterior, rich brown glazed band and hand-formed pouring spout. Its form, dimensions and finish closely resemble vintage French Digoin Grespots size 8 bowls. However, this piece is completely unmarked, so the maker and country of origin cannot be confirmed. Measurements. Approximately 9.75 inches across the rim. Approximately 5 inches tall Condition: Good vintage condition with no obvious chips or cracks observed. There is a small glazed-over irregularity along the rim that occurred during manufacture-not a later chip. The unglazed exterior has natural discoloration, surface marks and firing variations consistent with age and use. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. A substantial and attractive piece for a French-country, farmhouse or primitive kitchen. Wonderful for display, open shelving, holding fruit or incorporating into a vintage pottery collection. Because the maker and glaze composition are unknown, no claim is made regarding compliance with modern food-safety standards.
This set of four vintage McCoy Yellow Ware pottery mixing bowls is a charming addition to any kitchen. Made in America in the 1930s, these round bowls feature a pie crust rim and a decorative striped pattern in beige, pink, and blue colors. With a glossy finish and handmade from yellow ware and stoneware, these bowls are perfect for all occasions and add a touch of arts and crafts style to your home decor. Made by McCoy, known for their quality pottery, this set is a unique find for collectors of vintage kitchen items.
Large 10 vintage / antique blue salt glazed unitarian stoneware mixing bowl. The pattern is referred to as “Picket Fence” a geometrical design. Although unmarked this style pottery is often attributed to. Ruckels Pottery (Whitehall Pottery Works). It is 5″ tall & 10″ across the top. Please see pictures for condition. I took a lot of pictures so hopefully you can see the rusticness seen in these early unitarian pieces that was actually used. I don’t really see any cracks but you can see all the pockmarks, bumps, unglazed areas so typical of these pieces. That’s what gives them their charm! Smoke-free/ pet friendly home. Check out the other items in my store. Thanks for stopping by!
Unmarked Vintage Hull, Verified by Form and Clay Body. The Antique Green Stripe Beehive Mixing Bowl is a vintage piece of American pottery dating back to the 1920s. Made from clay, stoneware, and ceramic, this round bowl features a charming green color with a striped pattern. The beehive shape and utility ware production style add to its unique and collectible appeal. Perfect for mixing ingredients or as a decorative piece in your kitchen, this Hull bowl is a timeless addition to any home.
The Shawnee Pottery Mixing Bowls Snowflake Nesting Bowls set of 4 is a vintage four-piece bowl set made of stoneware in yellow, pink, blue, and butter cream yellow colors. With a retro snowflake pattern and glossy finish, these round bowls are perfect for all occasions and are decorated with an incised backstamp. Produced in the United States in the mid 20th century, these original bowls Shawnee weigh 6 lbs and are an attractive addition to any kitchen or dining room.
Set of three RRP Co Roseville Pottery mixing bowls with red and blue stripes. 7.5″, 8″, and 9.5 Please view all pictures as these are the exact bowls you will receive.
Vintage Large Yellow Ware Mixing / Hand-Mixing Bowl. Beautiful oversized vintage Yellow Ware pottery mixing bowl featuring a warm mustard/yellow glaze and raised embossed floral, leaf and scroll decoration around the exterior. Large, substantial mixing-bowl size. Shows age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage/antique Yellow Ware, including glaze variation, surface marks, crazing and manufacturing irregularities. There are visible hairline-looking surface lines and wear in the glaze, as shown in the photos. Please carefully review all photographs for the complete condition. A great piece for a vintage farmhouse kitchen, primitive kitchen collection, Yellow Ware collector, or as a decorative centerpiece. Please use the photographs as part of the description.
An antique yellowware mixing bowl featuring rich red-brown Rockingham glaze decoration with classic early American utilitarian pottery form. This rustic kitchenware piece retains original Martha Stewart Prop Library provenance from the famed Turkey Hill Kitchen collection, where it was used as a prop on the Martha Stewart Living television show. A wonderful decorative example of early country kitchen pottery with warm farmhouse and Americana appeal. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 4 inches tall, 8.25 inches wide. Dates to: Early 1900s. Signed/Marked: Includes Martha Stewart Prop Library sticker from her Turkey Hill Kitchen used on Martha Stewart Living Television Show. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!