I bought creamers and a little metal 1/4 measuring cup to keep in the pancake mix tin. 1/4 cup = 1 pancake, easy to remember. The shelves and spice racks I bought were painted and hung on the wall to hold paints and supplies above my desk.
A few months ago I spotted this brown and turquoise bowl sitting on the shelf amongst clear glass vases and candleholders. It doesn't matter if it's valuable or not, the price was good, just $3.00, and this happy color on the interior wanted to come home with me.
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| This striping reminds me of icing on pastries or chocolates. |
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| Is this an edition number and artist/maker initials? |
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| This almost looks greenish, but it's turquoise, and that's my camera's and lamp reflection inside. |
I don't know what style this application on the bowl is called, I've searched the web looking under lots of sites, words, images, etc. Do you know what this style is, and what does the writing on the bottom of the bowl mean?
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Hi Gloria ;o) I love this bowl! I love the color on the inside and I love the outside design of it as well! I would have bought it too! I think it is signed and it does look like a numbered edition to me as well! I hope everything is going well ;o)
Hi Stacy, I'm about 60%, but getting fed up with it, back to the doc after this round of antibiotics. They'll figure it out soon, I hope.
I hope so too ;o)))s
What a fun find! I agree with Magic Love Cow, it looks like it has been signed by the artist and your bowl was the 2nd bowl made in a series of 24. I hope you can find more information on your wonderful bowl. Glad to hear your starting to feel better I hope you get to 100% soon!
Valerie
Everyday Inspired
The bowl is gorgeous--I love turquoise, especially paired with brown. I have not idea as to the style either, but I do agree that it seems to be an edition and the makers initials. Hope you give us an update if you find out more.
Hope you are completely better soon!
Thanks for the info, I didn't know how to read those numbers, now it makes sense. If I figure out anything else I'll let you know. I hope the artist isn't disappointed to find their work in the thrift store, although someone liked it enough to save it and then donate it.
It looks like maybe it's a handmade piece! It's absolutely gorgeous--what a lucky find!! WOW!
XO
Cindy
OH WOW! Your bowl is so pretty inside and out. A lucky find!
I have no idea who makes it.
Dee
Wow, I have never seen anything like that bowl, really very cool! Sorry, I can't help you out with identifying anything1
Oh,I did read about Thrift,consignment,vintage and overall Charity/non-profit stores closing. It is the economy. They are having trouble in this economy too and even though you think they would be booming they are not, it is hard to compete with such stores as Walmart,Odd Lots,even Target and so on. Many of the non-profit stores do not take credit cards and they do not offer their own cards or specials or coupons and unfortunately people prefer all those perks or gimmicks whichever word you prefer. So, the Thrift stores are having trouble competing.
Hello Gloria,
These are so beautiful. The shape of the bowl and its colour are really wonderful. Take care and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Judy
it does look like icing. the turquoise is lovely.
Hi Gloria! Thanks so much for coming to visit!!
XO
Cindy
What a lovely find and cheap to boot. Hope you can find out more about this treasure.
Hi Gloria,
I just popped over to say "hi!" and hope you're having a happy holiday season!
XO
Cindy
Hello, thanks so much for the info and the well wishes! I'm back and forth with the drs. hoping to ditch the meds soon.
Have a wonderful holiday!
LOL! I was hoping someone had found out who made this delightful bowl!
Ireland, no answer as to the maker, but I was wondering about how old the bowl is?
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