Stone Fruit Collection -18 Pcs. W/ 19thc Dough Bowl
Located in Los Angeles, CA
wood dough bowl with this collection.What a great statement on a table.
Antique 19th Century American Adirondack Decorative Bowls
Marble
Stone Fruit Collection -18 Pcs. W/ 19thc Dough Bowl
Located in Los Angeles, CA
wood dough bowl with this collection.What a great statement on a table.
Marble
Early 19th Century Dough Bowl with 70 Pieces Stone Fruit
Located in Los Angeles, CA
-piece collection in an early 19th century hand-carved dough bowl. Sold as one lot with the dough bowl.
Stone
19th Century American Dough Bowl with Stone Fruit Collection of 75 Pieces
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This fine hand carved and painted dough bowl is in great condition and is filled with vintage stone
Stone
19th C Hand Carved Dough Bowl W/46 Pieces of Stone Fruit
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This hand carved 19th c dough bowl is filled with an amazing collection of 50 pieces of stone fruit
Wood
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Collection of 23 Hand Painted Stone Apples and Pears in Primitive Dough Bowl
Located in Los Angeles, CA
primitive wooden dough bowl that measures 24" width at the handles and 17" wide at the edge without handles.
Alabaster
Lucas Dough Bowl
Located in Toronto, CA
Designed in collaboration with Atrio, this large marble dough bowl is exclusive to Montana Labelle
Stone
19th C 38 Pieces of Stone Fruit and Bowl
Located in Los Angeles, CA
19th C 38 Pieces of Stone Fruit and Bowl
Stone
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