Product Description
Add a touch of vintage charm to your kitchen with this beautiful mixing bowl from Jeannette Glass. Made in the USA during the Great Depression era, this Uranium Glass bowl features horizontal ribs and a glossy finish in a stunning shade of green. This is the HTF 5 1/2 inches in diameter, the smallest of the 3 bowl set. Please see photos as part of the condition. There is one small flea bite and one small spot that looks like a tiny stress crack on the rim. It is smooth to the touch. The bowl has beautiful shine and No manufacturing white lines as some do and no utensilmarks. This original piece is a must-have for any collector of antique and vintage kitchenware.

I really love the item so much!    Review by Charlemagne

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excellent experience here, beautiful product, easy purchase, quick delivery.    Review by Thomas

The product was exactly as it appeared on the website and was in perfect condition. Delivery was also very quick!    Review by Juien

The package arrived in the estimated time frame and was neatly folded into place. Will shop again from this store!    Review by Guillaume

Thank you for your delivery. It was fast, the clutch is very nice and i will come back for more shopping.    Review by Villana

My order came over a week after it’s expected arrival date.    Review by JMR

This pearl necklace is made by totally fake pearl, but this detail is not showing on description page.    Review by GLUCOSE

I’m always pleased when shopping with here. Another good experience. The goods looks even better in person!    Review by piedbois

Best designed, color coordination, good materials.    Review by angeltia

Wonderful prices are reasonable. Would recommend this to all my friends.    Review by VANCE

My experience has been amazing. The selection, the prices and most of all the service!    Review by bukk

I'm amazed at how well this product works.    Review by MITSOU

High-performance option    Review by Héraclès