Vintage Red Wing Pottery Gypsy Trail Reed Colored Nesting Bowl Set of 4 1940′s. The set is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and looks as if it was rarely if ever used. The yellow bowl is about 4 1/2″ high and 9″ in diameter, the dark blue bowl is about 4″ high and 7 1/2″ in diameter, the light blue bowl is about 3″ high and 6″ in diameter and the brown bowl is about 2 1/2″ high and 5 1/4″ in diameter. Together they weigh about 7 1/2 lbs.
Set of 4 Bauer Pottery Beehive Ringware Mixing / Nesting Bowls – 12,18,36,50. Preowned vintage 4 Bauer bowls, with normal sign of use, please see the photos for condition. Please refer to the pictures for closer look and more details as they are part of the condition and descriptions. Item comes exactly as pictured. In case of any concerns or issues, please do not hesitate to contact/write to us! Thank you for viewing.
We accept reasonable offers on all fixed price listings (except for sales events)! Don’t miss out! Thanks for browsing our store. BENNINGTON POTTERS Rare Nesting BATTER BOWLS Design by DAVID GIL Mustard Yellow. Gorgeous set of nesting batter bowls, heavy and wonderful to hold, in a beautiful mustard yellow color. From a 1970s design by David Gill. Very rare to find whole set. Small 3 3/8″ H, 6″ handle to spout. Medium 4 1/8″ H, 7.5″ handle to spout. Large 4 3/4″ H, 9″ handle to spout. In great condition, some light staining on bottom of medium bowl, two indentation lines on rim of small bowl. We take great care in sending china, fine collectibles and delicate objects, often double boxing and then double cushioning, within the box and outside of the box. If you have any issues with an order, please reach out to us before leaving feedback. We want you to be a happy customer!
#4 Size COBALT, No Rings in interior bottom. Metal marks or mixing marks on. YELLOW, No rings interior bottom. #6 size RED, Rings in the interior bottom. Very small chips around the rim. Tiny mixing chips interior bottom. I noticed an area where the color appears darker on the interior at the top and a dark color area on the exterior. Still a beautiful bowl. These bowls are pottery so the color can’t always be perfect. See pictures for the size measurements. The years I have determined for these bowls are from. Information from the book Fiesta, Harlequin, Kitchen Kraft Dinnerwares. A Schiffer Book for Collectors. If you have any questions or need more pictures, please ask.
This set of four vintage handmade Mexican clay pottery nesting bowls is a beautiful addition to any collection. The intricate design and attention to detail make these bowls a true work of art. Crafted in Mexico, these bowls showcase the rich culture and heritage of the country. The handmade aspect of these bowls adds a unique touch and makes them a one-of-a-kind piece. Perfect for display or for use in the kitchen, these bowls are a must-have for any collector of Latin American pottery.
RRP Co Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company Roseville Ohio 5 Piece Mixing Bowl Set. Includes 5″, 6″, 7″, 8″, 9. Excellent Vintage Condition Only 2 tiny chips on edge of largest (green) bowl (see last pic) No Other Chips or Cracks. This is a pre-owned vintage item, so it will show signs of wear commensurate with its age. I try to identify and point out any visible imperfections, but it is important that you look carefully at the pictures as they are the best representation of the merchandise. If you have any questions, please message me.
We accept reasonable offers on all fixed price listings (except for sales events)! Don’t miss out! Thanks for browsing our store. BENNINGTON POTTERS Rare Nesting BATTER BOWLS Design by DAVID GIL Mustard Yellow. Gorgeous set of nesting batter bowls, heavy and wonderful to hold, in a beautiful mustard yellow color. From a 1970s design by David Gill. Very rare to find whole set. Small 3 3/8″ H, 6″ handle to spout. Medium 4 1/8″ H, 7.5″ handle to spout. Large 4 3/4″ H, 9″ handle to spout. In great condition, some light staining on bottom of medium bowl, two indentation lines on rim of small bowl. We take great care in sending china, fine collectibles and delicate objects, often double boxing and then double cushioning, within the box and outside of the box. If you have any issues with an order, please reach out to us before leaving feedback. We want you to be a happy customer!
Vintage York Pottery Mixing Bowls. Size: 4 3/4 Tall. Small hairline crack on the side of the bowl (see pictures). No noticeable cracks or chips. Size: 3 3/4 Tall. Size: 3 1/4 Tall. Small hairline crack on the side of the bowl/ small chip on the base of the bowl see pictures. All Items are described to the best of my knowledge. If there are any questions or concerns, please feel free to message me.
We do not specialize in Fiesta pottery. We will do our best to indicate details based on our research. Omission of details does not equal inclusion or quality of condition. The pictures are our best descriptions. My research indicates that this is early Fiesta Ware manufactured between 1936 and 1951 based on the debossing. The ivory color indicates that it may be one of the earliest lines in the 30′s. Great condition for the age. The bowl shows common scuffing, scratching and imperfections consistent with pottery. Overall, very smooth with the exception of a 3/8″ x 3/16″ spot on the outer rim. It appears the glaze is chipped, but could be a void. It is not sharp. To the right of this on the upper rim is one bump in the clay that is glazed over. One tiny nick is present on the top rim about 1 1/2 inches from the bump. Random air bubble voids are noticeable. Please see the pictures for clarification. Smoke and fragrance free home. This item will be double boxed. Please include your reasoning if offering a lower price. Thank you for looking.
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