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Antique Dough Bowl ~ Great Old Robbins Egg Blue Paint
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~Antique Painted Treenware Biscut Dough Bowl ~ Period: Mid 19 th- Ce ntury ( 1860's) Construction: Turned on a foot peddle lathe Dimensions: 12 5/8 " by 12 " Diameter and stands 3 1/2 " Tall Description : Nice painted maple treenware biscuit dough bowl. Strong turned marks, and no chop marks. Bowl is off round by almost a full inch, has slight hairline on one side . It has a great robbins eggs blue paint with crazing and plenty of wear marks. Please see my other items for more superior quality, c ountry-antiques, primitives and folk art. Shipping is free to anyw in the USA, including a tracking number ( insurance is extra). I will gladly combine auction items for the cheapest possible shipping, using UPS. I don't ship over seas. Auction terms : I do not accept bids from buyers with less than 15 feedbacks. I reserve the right to cancel bids on from those with less than 15 feedbacks or those bidders with excessive negative feedbacks. Item is a used 140 year dough bowl. This item is " as is" in untouched original condition. I have provided clear viewable photos. If this item has a special interest to you, please email any question before you bid. Payment must be made within 7 days from the close of auction. I accept PayPal, personal or business checks and money orders. All PayPal users must have a confirmed address. Personal checks must clear, first before shipping. Business checks shipped upon receipt. Seller has rights to relist any auction for non-payment within 7 days.
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