Every other set on the market is glazed. Completely through this set is only glazed and the inner parts the outer part is its natural texture! Makers mark reads MADE IN CALIFORNIA USA R-133-155 (Salad Bowl). Serving Bowl measures 18.25″ long by 10.25″ wide. Salad Bowls measure roughly 7.8″ long by 5″ wide.
Here we have a very, very special, very rare mid-century modern, 13-piece Italian art pottery service set for 12. Classic rooster motif designed by Narareus for Artistica Ceramics Italy. Includes one large handled serving bowl and twelve oversized handled individual bowls. Works as well for salad as it would for serving fruit, pasta, stews, and desserts. Great set for serving a monumental ice cream mountain of flavors. Also makes an incredibly beautiful and rare display set. Condition is — miraculously — MINT. The app shows only one possible shipper, whose price may be the highest, as opposed to the lowest. Included in the set. One handled serving bowl with green-bodied rooster. Two handled individual bowls with orange/brown-bodied rooster. Three handled individual bowls with green-bodied rooster. Three handled individual bowls with blue-bodied rooster. Four handled individual bowls with red-bodied rooster. Please see photos of marks. Approximate measurements and capacity. Serving Bowl Capacity : 64 fluid ounces, or half a gallon, which would fill the bowl up to the rim; more than half a gallon if serving solid food such as salad, which can be heaped above the brim of the bowl. Serving Bowl Measurements: 13.25″ diameter (including handles) x 4″ height; not including handles, diameter is 12.5. Individual Bowls Capacity : 16 fluid ounces, or two cups, which would fill a bowl up to the rim; more than that if serving solid food such as salad that can be heaped above the brim of the bowl. Individual Bowls Measurements: 8.75″ diameter (including handles) x 2″ height; not including handles, diameter is 7.5. Condition : Our photographs reveal the condition best — please enlarge and zoom in on them, and examine them carefully. We often add graphics such as arrows, circles, and text boxes to our photos to point out things of interest that might be hard to see, such as a price tag or maker’s mark, as well as to highlight many condition flaws. Truly remarkable condition for its age. We are very picky graders of pottery, but this set is pristine. No signs of use to any of the pieces. Very clean and fresh, with vibrant color, and no damage. No chips, cracks, silver/gray utensil marks, any other types of marks, stains, or crazing. We consider funky odors (cigarette smoke, mildew, etc) to be an important part of a condition report. Corndogcache is a 100% non-smoking environment, and we’ll let you know if any of our vintage items smell like it (or anything else) from activities they may have been involved in before they came to us. If you’re unable to pay within terms, please reach out with your Plan B. So just shoot us a message. If we messed up — everybody does — give us a chance to fix it. We promise it was unintentional, and we’ll do what we can to make it right.
This large, round ceramic serving bowl from Cre Art is a beautiful addition to any kitchen. With a colorful, hand-painted vintage pattern featuring a seafood theme, it’s perfect for all occasions. Measuring 16 inches in length, 13.25 inches in width, and 3 inches in depth, this bowl is perfect for serving large portions of your favorite dishes. The glossy finish and art pottery production style make this bowl a unique and eye-catching piece. Care instructions include hand-washing only. The set includes one serving bowl, and it’s a great choice for those who love mid-century modern style. Excellent Condition Vintage Made In Italy Serving Bowl is Hand Painted With 3D Features and Sea Shell Shaped Handles.
The item for sale is an antique blue and white transferware footed bowl. The piece is marked(see pics). I’m not sure of the maker. It appears to be English staffordshire from the mid 1800′s. This measures 10 1/2″ long x 9 1/2″ wide x 5 1/2 high. The condition is good with no breaks or cracks. There is some edge roughage from wear which I pictured. Please view the pics for details. Thank you for your consideration.
VINTAGE ERNESTINE POTTERY SERVING BOWL. Made in Salerno, Italy. SIZE: 12″ wide not including handles x 3.5″ deep. CONDITION: Very, very good overall… Appears to have had no use. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER STORE ITEMS!
This set includes the following items in pristine condition which means no utensil marks, no crazing, no chips, no cracks as follows; Service for 8 of the following; 10.5″ dinner plates, 8.5″ bowls, 8″ lunch plates, 6.5″ desert plates, 6 coasters. Also in pristine condition are the following; (6) 4″ coffee cups, (2) 3″ coffee cups, (1) 8″ raised desert plate, (1) 9″ serving bowl, (1)12.5 serving plate, (1) Coffee Pot with cover. Also included are bonus pieces with slight imperfections that are pictured in the last two photos of this listing and include the following; (2) 9″ serving bowls with light utensil marks and light crazing, (1) 14″ platter with chip and light crazing, (3) 10.5″ dinner plates with light utensil marks and light crazing, and (1) extra 4″ tea cup in pristine condition. Vintage five-piece dinner set, with a lovely rose theme, is perfect for all occasions. Our listings include and unconditional 60 day satisfaction guarantee for you peace of mind. If you like the product but don’t like the price make an offer. We might say no but you won’t hurt our feelings. The set was produced in the early 1960s in the United States by the Franciscan brand and is made of hand-painted stoneware with a glossy finish. The set is perfect for fans of Arts & Crafts/Mission Style and will make an excellent addition to your pottery & glass collection. The Desert Rose product line has an earthy feel to it, and the pink color of the dishes adds to its charm. This set is a must-have for collectors and will make an excellent gift for vintage lovers.
This rare antique serving bowl is a beautiful piece that will add a touch of elegance to any occasion, and would be an excellent addition to your collection. Made in America in the late 19th to early 20th century, this ironstone bowl has a fluted pattern and a glossy off-white/cream color. It has a capacity of about 40 fluid ounces to the rim and measures 3 inches in height and 2.75 inches in depth. The top maximum width is about 7 7/8 inches and the bottom is about 4 7/8 inches. This bowl is in excellent condition. Whether it’s for Mother’s Day, Christmas, housewarming, Father’s Day, all occasions, or a birthday, this antique serving bowl is perfect for those who appreciate historic pieces. No chips, no cracks, no obvious crazing. There are manufacture and kiln marks in the bottom of the bowl and on the base. There is some rubbing and discoloration from age and use, as well as some surface scratches on the bottom of the bowl. Photos are part of Item Description. The experts agreed on the age of this bowl as being from the late 19th to early 20th Centuries. The experts consulted agreed that this bowl was made by an American potter. It was common for Victorian-era American potters to copy English design during this era. In the latter part of the 1800s the American manufacturers were producing more and more domestic earthenware and wanted to give an impression of quality to their ware and many used the variations on the British Royal Coat of Arms. And they used a mark identical to the one on this bowl except they had the initials ACCO. The mark on the bottom is similar to the J&G Meakin mark of England, but this is not a Meakin. This bowl is a serving bowl in a shape which was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The shape was made in several different sizes and by several different American potters. The mark on this bowl is similar to the lion and unicorn mark used by the American China Company of Toronto, Ohio. The initials on this bowl, however, are SCCO and not ACCO as used by American China Co. Even then the last two letters are capital C and capital O in SCCO and capital C raised o in ACCO. When researching a mark, the item’s mark must be identical to that shown in the reference book. One expert unsuccessfully searched through three reference books on marks Debolt’s Dictionary of American Pottery Marks, Lehner’s Encyclopedia if U. Marks, and Kowalsky’s Encyclopedia of Marks. She found that the Sterling China Company of East Liverpool, Ohio, used SCCO in one of its marks, but it was not a Lion and Unicorn mark. The River is South Central Wisconsin’s busiest food pantry. The River also redistributes rescued food and resources to local partners to increase access while minimizing waste. Since 2006, The River has grown to serve over 2,000 people every week in pursuit of its vision: a fully nourished community.
