1920's Clinchfield China Serving Bowl - Rare Fluted Lustreware Medallian Pattern peacock These mixing bowls not only

These mixing bowls not only represent a slice of vintage Americana but also they are a lovely example of the quality and commitment afforded by the leading glassmaker of the 20th century

very light rub marks on the plate swirl section of both plates

table setting diagrams

5" inches (height) x 4" inches (diameter)

5" inches (length) x 3

1920's Clinchfield China Serving Bowl - Rare Fluted Lustreware Medallian Pattern peacock These mixing bowls not onlyAll things wear a luster which is the gift of the present and a tarnish of time. Ralph Waldo Emerson {HISTORY} This almost antique Clinchfield serving bowl is a rare gem among Southern pottery makers. In operation from 1916 to 1957, Clinchfield Pottery based in Erwin, Tennessee was a favorite everyday dish manufacturer among American households during the early part of the 20th century. Prized for both their hand painted and decorative transferware