Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s railroadware its got a 1950's vibe

its got a 1950's vibe to it and a skirt gathered at the waist to form lots of feminine folds

Gold detailing on the handles bears rub marks at points of contact where the dish was carried by hand

Measures 17" inches (length) x 11

but for the integrity of the houses themselves - vestiges that tried to carry on through centuries

Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s railroadware its got a 1950's vibeA 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