OPEN LATTICE BOWL - 10 1/2" DIAM. - HANDPRINTED - MADE IBY ATTERBURRY

OPEN LATTICE BOWL - 10 1/2" DIAM. - HANDPRINTED - MADE IBY ATTERBURRY (image 1/[null, null, null, null, null, null])
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Think about combined shipping - it saves you moneyOPEN LATTICE BOWL - 9" DIAM. - HANDPRINTED - MADE BY ATTERBURYThis beautiful open lattice bowl is 9" and handprinted with the apple blossom center. Other dimensions of this item had the diameter of 51/4", 71/4", 81/2", and 9". This is verified in the famous Milk Glass Book - "YESTERDAY'S MILK GLASS TODAY" by Regis and Mary Ferson. These painting were originally by Harry & Alfred Smith for Atterburry (they painted flowers, leaves and grapes).bowl. Prior to those two years they painted for Mt. Washing The company gained their fame because of the outstanding decorated centers of flowers and geometric patterns.Edwin Peterson in his book "MILK GLASS PLATES" on page 53 compiles other famous authors. He writes that Millard & Belnap attributes the plate/bowl to Atterbury. He also writes that the plate is attributed to Challinor, Taylor. This discussion still continues to today.This 1890's lattice bowl has the diameter 9", and the bottom diameter is 6". The Weighs is 1 pound, 12 ozs. (unpackaged for shipping). This item is in excellent condition.Please note that all of my items are antiques and will have normal flaws from manufacturing or hand making processes. Some of the flaws can include: slight color discolorations or irregularities, are bubbles, light scratching, uneven surface or seams read more
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