For your consideration is a lot of three Corn King and Corn Queen bowls. In 1941 Shawnee Pottery started manufacturing Corn Ware, but until 1946 the corn was white and there were other less obvious differences. From 1941 until 1946, Corn Ware was only given away as a Proctor and Gamble premium.
In 1946 Shawnee Pottery changed the color and size of Corn Ware; they also made Corn Ware available to the general public, introduced new products and named the new line Corn King. For a while, the sales of Corn King were good, but by 1954 they had become dismal. In 1954 minor changes were to design, the product line was expanded, marketing intensified and the line was renamed Corn Queen. Corn Queen was a hit and was still being produced when Shawnee Pottery went out of business in 1961.
All three of these bowls were part of the Corn King and Corn Queen Lines.
The pictures of each bowl are separated by pictures of the bottom of each bowl.
The first seven pictures emphasize the No. 92 Fruit Bowl. It has a maximum length of 6" and a maximum width of 3 3/4".
The next 17 pictures emphasize the two No. 94 Cereal/Soup bowls. They have a maximum length of 6 5/8" and a maximum width of 4 7/8".
These bowls are old items that have been used. The No. 92 Fruit Bowl has 0 cracks and 0 chips, however on the end that is green, the rim has glaze skips. On the 94 soup or cereal bowls: Each has 0 cracks. One has one major chip and several minor to insignificant chips of which are glaze skips. The other has several chips. Please, carefully examine the pictures, as the pictures are part of the description.
Whenever it is practical, I will combine shipping. Local pickup is encouraged and is free.
For bookkeeping purposes, this is lot JWR-DG-1454.