Vintage Green Pedestal Bowl w/ Thumbprint Impressions - Retro Fruit Bowl Home Decor Avocado Green
A large and substantial avocado green pedestal bowl from the mid century.
The bowl has two horizontal rows of thumbprint impressions on the bowl. There is what looks like two tiers on the bowl where the second row of thumbprints is on the layer under the top tier. There is a wafer in the pedestal stem and a bit of decorative scalloped edging around the base as well.
Measures 10” in diameter and is 7” high.
This retro pedestal dish or fruit bowl is quite hefty weighing in at close to 4 lbs. before packaging for shipment.
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks.
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Mar 11, 2023
Very well wrapped and is just beautiful. I will definitely be using this shop again.
MaryAnn Hollingsworth