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This vintage ceramic bowl from Edwin M. Knowles features a charming floral pattern/bouquet on an off-white background. With a diameter of 5.5 inches, it is perfect for use as a fruit bowl or dessert dish. The fluted rim adds a touch of elegance to the mid-century modern design. Hand wash only to preserve the glossy finish. Made in the United States in the 1950s, this original piece is a lovely addition to any collection. This one-piece bowl is sure to impress, perfect for all occasions, and features a stackable design.

The bowl is 5.5 inches in diameter and has no flaws. There are no identifying features on the back of the bowl. The bowl is clean and comes from a non-smoking environment.

When purchased, the item will be packed with care and shipped via the purchaser's choice.

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History of Edwin M. Knowles

In 1900, Edwin M. Knowles founded the Edwin M. Knowles China Company. The company's offices were located in East Liverpool, Ohio. The plant was in Chester, West Virginia. Knowles' goal was to manufacture the highest quality semi-vitreous china ware. Products included dinnerware, kitchenware, specialties, and toilet wares.

In 1938, Vincent Broomhall designed a line of kitchen accessories available in seven colors. Knowles continued to introduce new lines, including Potomac (1941), Twin Oaks (1953-1954), Four Seasons (1959), and Street Song (1959). Each line featured dozens of patterns.

Knowles ceased operations in 1962.