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Art Deco Stinthal Floral Oval Earthenware Serving Bowl by Crooksville China Co. USA 1920's

Posted in Zephyrhills, FL

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Art Deco Stinthal Floral Oval Earthenware Serving Bowl by Crooksville China Co. USA 1920's In Lovely Antique Condition with no chips or cracks! Hand Painted Floral Motif with pretty shades of Peach and a touch of Gold Guilded, Victorian Style. Lovely to use on any dinning table for Bread, Vegtables and or fruit. A Bit of History: Crooksville China from the 1920s belongs to the American Art Deco era of design. Manufactured by the Crooksville China Company of Ohio (active from 1902 to 1959), pieces from this decade are often broadly classified under Art Deco or Depression-era pottery styles. While it has a high-quality appearance that resembles porcelain, Crooksville China is actually a type of semi-vitreous white earthenware. Approx: 13" L x 7" W x 2" T weighing 1 Pound. *Thank you for Visiting* *I Ship Out Same Day* *All questions encouraged as ALL SALES ARE FINAL*

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