Vintage Anchor Hocking Ovenware Clear Glass Mixing Bowls - Rare Fruit Pattern - Size No. 1056 and 1058 - Set of Two tennessee 5" inches (height) x 3

5" inches (height) x 3

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One 9" inch Pope-Grosser luncheon plate with scalloped edging and a decorative gold rim made in Ohio in 1929

Vintage Anchor Hocking Ovenware Clear Glass Mixing Bowls - Rare Fruit Pattern - Size No. 1056 and 1058 - Set of Two tennessee 5" inches (height) x 3Just as every carpenter must have certain tools for building a house, every woman should have the right tools for the fine art of cooking. Colorful utensils add a cheery note to the kitchen. Advice from Betty Crocker circa 1950 {HISTORY} This set of clear glass mixing bowls with the hard to find colorful fruit pattern was made by Anchor Hocking for their Anchor Ovenware line in 1990. To celebrate the 50th year of Fire King glass, Anchor Hocking