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Manufacturer: Unknown/ Antique
Antique Mixing Bowl Blue Primitive Pottery; this is a truly beautiful piece of vintage pottery; this lovely primitive blue mixing bowl shows it age and wear. Though this bowl is matured and unmarked you can feel the history of this bowl as you see the pits of the salted glaze.
This lovely primitive bowl measures 8 ¼ inches in diameter and 4 ½ inches high. I only wished this piece was marked.
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I truly feel this primitive bowl has true age to it. Please note the small hair line crack on the outside rim. This hair lined crack is very small and does not affect the structure of this beautiful vintage bowl or its use. In our research we have added a note of history on Primitive Pottery for your review.
The color blue is always in "style" a traditional color that is always beautiful. Place this striking bowl where it can be seen filling this bowl with artificial brown spotted eggs or add this primitive blue mixing bowl to your kitchen counter to store your fresh fruit in.
Vintage Pottery is so collectible and always going up in price; start a collection of this well deserved item, "primitive pottery". We also have a collection of vintage pottery mixing bowls from McCoy to Hager and other well known names to view these items please do a search in our store for items; POA17010003, PO48510085, PO4860086, PO118440122 and PO128410124.
Remember when purchasing more than one item, we will be happy to reduce shipping & handling charges reducing shipping cost, shipping in one box, saving our customers money when possible.
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HISTORY: used on many old farm houses where the main cook would mix or bake in these old crockery pieces and sometimes they would sharpen knives along the edge. These stoneware bowls were manufactured in the late 1890's to early 1900, just a nice old heavy piece of vintage stoneware.
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