Set of 2 VTG Lifetime China (Homer Laughlin Affiliate) Turquoise 6" Berry Bowls

$ 6.34

Production Style: Art Pottery Finish: Glossy Era: Mid 20th Century (1941-1969) Product Line: Turquoise Backstamp: Printed Shape: Round Production Technique: Pottery Brand: Lifetime China Country of Origin: United States Set Includes: Bowl Number of Items in Set: 2 Material: Ceramic Antique: No Theme: Flower Origin: America Type: Berry Bowls Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime Item Width: 6 " width: 6 " Vintage: Yes Item Weight: 3 lb Handmade: No Pattern: Magnolia Style: Mid-Century Modern Time Period Manufactured: 1950-1959 Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Occasion: All Occasions Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Color: Multicolor Features: Decorative

Description

Set of 2 VTG Lifetime China (Homer Laughlin Affiliate) Turquoise 6" Berry Bowls. This set of 2 VTG Lifetime China Turquoise 6" Berry Bowls is a vintage piece of mid-century modern decor. Made in America during the 1950s, these round ceramic bowls feature a glossy finish and a decorative Magnolia pattern. Perfect for all occasions, these original berry bowls from the Turquoise product line are a stylish addition to any table setting. Hand wash only to preserve their beauty for years to come. Pre-owned in good condition. No chips, cracks or stains. Lifetime China of Alliance, Ohio, purchase "blanks" from Homer Laughlin for further decoration. They were very popular in the 1950's. This set of 2 VTG Lifetime China Turquoise 6" Berry Bowls is a vintage piece of mid-century modern decor. Made in America during the 1950s, these round ceramic bowls feature a glossy finish and a decorative Magnolia pattern. Perfect for all occasions, these original berry bowls from the Turquoise product line are a stylish addition to any table setting. Hand wash only to preserve their beauty for years to come. Pre-owned in good condition. No chips, cracks or stains. Lifetime China of Alliance, Ohio, purchase "blanks" from Homer Laughlin for further decoration. They were very popular in the 1950's.