Fiestaware /Fiesta Ware Nesting Bowls- Made in 1930's-1940's
4 Days
13
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$45.00
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VenmoFiesta stacking nesting bowls in all different sizes and colors. EACH bowl is sold seperatly. These were made by Homer Laughlin in the late 1930's to the early 1940's. They were made to be stackable. These bowls were made to be used and sold so you could buy the color or colors you wanted. The original set had seven bowls. The smallest bowl was marked with a #1 all the way up the the largest bowl which had a #7 on it. At the time Fiesta only had six original colors. It was common for people to get one of every color and then one other color that they loved. The original colors were, green, yellow, ivory, red, turquoise, and colbalt. These bowls are the original colors. The design has been called arts and crafts, mission style, and even art deco. Whatever you call it, the colors are vibrant and beautiful. They will add a touch of vintage charm and a pop of color however you use them. Fiesta is marked on the bottom of every bowl, sometimes bowls did not get marked and are less valuable because of it. The yellow stack of three bowls, shows a #3 green, #4 colbalt, and #5 yellow. I have two of the yellow #5 bowls to choose from. These bowls all have minor flaws, scratches, small nicks, or a chip. That is why the prices are so good. These bowls are getting harder and harder to find. Prices are for each as listed. #5 Yellows - $40.00 - 8 1/2”w x 6 tall, #4 Colbalt - $40.00 - 7 3/4” w x 5 1/4 tall, and #3 Green - $45.00 - 6 3/4”w x 4 3/4 tall, #2 Turquoise - $45.00 - 4” tall x 5 7/8 across. Each bowl is sold seperatly. No trades. Selling for a parent. Prices are firm.
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Fiestaware /Fiesta Ware Nesting Bowls- Made in 1930's-1940's
4 Days
13
0
$45.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoFiesta stacking nesting bowls in all different sizes and colors. EACH bowl is sold seperatly. These were made by Homer Laughlin in the late 1930's to the early 1940's. They were made to be stackable. These bowls were made to be used and sold so you could buy the color or colors you wanted. The original set had seven bowls. The smallest bowl was marked with a #1 all the way up the the largest bowl which had a #7 on it. At the time Fiesta only had six original colors. It was common for people to get one of every color and then one other color that they loved. The original colors were, green, yellow, ivory, red, turquoise, and colbalt. These bowls are the original colors. The design has been called arts and crafts, mission style, and even art deco. Whatever you call it, the colors are vibrant and beautiful. They will add a touch of vintage charm and a pop of color however you use them. Fiesta is marked on the bottom of every bowl, sometimes bowls did not get marked and are less valuable because of it. The yellow stack of three bowls, shows a #3 green, #4 colbalt, and #5 yellow. I have two of the yellow #5 bowls to choose from. These bowls all have minor flaws, scratches, small nicks, or a chip. That is why the prices are so good. These bowls are getting harder and harder to find. Prices are for each as listed. #5 Yellows - $40.00 - 8 1/2”w x 6 tall, #4 Colbalt - $40.00 - 7 3/4” w x 5 1/4 tall, and #3 Green - $45.00 - 6 3/4”w x 4 3/4 tall, #2 Turquoise - $45.00 - 4” tall x 5 7/8 across. Each bowl is sold seperatly. No trades. Selling for a parent. Prices are firm.
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