This beautiful mid century wood bowl has seen some good times. It may not be best to use it as a salad bowl anymore but we love it as a centerpiece with fruit. Made in Billings, Missouri in the mid century of burl walnut pieces. Even with all its imperfections this bowl will add a warm MCM vibe to your place.
This bowl measures 10 3/4" in diameter and it stands 5 1/2" high. Light scratching on the inside and some separation of the wood on the bottom interior and in a few spots around the sides. A few dark glue stains as seen in the photos. Please review photos carefully before purchasing.
Helpful hint to keep the wood looking nice - clean with a damp cloth then after drying, condition it with butcher block oil.
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I pack using eco friendly materials wherever possible which means you most likely will receive your shipment in a second hand box. Your item will be securely wrapped and sealed up.
I encourage all my customers to please RECYCLE, REDUCE, & REUSE.
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Refunds
Refunds will be given for the purchase price only and excludes shipping costs. Refunds will only be given after the item has been returned and received in the condition it was sent to the buyer. Item must be in its original box. Buyer will pay all return shipping costs.
Additional
The objects sold here are vintage which is why I try to describe items accurately as some may show the wear of time or have manufacturer defects. Please read descriptions carefully and contact me with any questions you might have before making a purchase. I also recommend using the "zoom" function on the photos.