Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s serving - Illustrated throughout by William

- Illustrated throughout by William Steig

These charmers pair especially well with any other vintage or antique dishes that carry the color pink predominately like these and these

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{HISTORY} This very rare vintage 1950's enamelware mug with matching lid was an award given to a worker in a Chinese company for a job well done

Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s serving - Illustrated throughout by WilliamA tree's wood is also it's memoir. Hope Jahren {HISTORY} Made by Watt Pottery in Ohio in the 1940's, this trio of vintage mixing bowls features a faux bois style wood grain pattern that is ideal for rustic kitchens, primitive homesteads, woodsy interiors and cozy cabins. With its almond colored clay and chocolate brown striping, its also a wonderful style for masculine spaces where traditional floral patterns don't quite fit. Although the faux bois