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Furnival Ironstone Flow Blue Berry or Dessert Bowl milk pitcher which is fairly typical for

Furnival Ironstone Flow Blue Berry or Dessert Bowl milk pitcher which is fairly typical forThis is a lovely, 12 sided 1840s flow blue transferware berry or dessert bowl. I believe that it was probably produced by Thomas Furnival & Co. in the 1840s. The mark on the bottom "Real Ironstone" appeared on pieces made by the company during that period. The pattern looks to be very close to their pattern called "Rhone." The bowl is 5 1 8" in diameter and about 7 8" deep. It is in fair condition. Unfortunately there is a chip on the back of the rim,

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This is a wonderful salt/pepper shaker from the Depression Era

Inside the album there are many green paper pages for holding postcards

The cards are in good condition

or using as a gift

Furnival Ironstone Flow Blue Berry or Dessert Bowl milk pitcher which is fairly typical forThis is a lovely, 12 sided 1840s flow blue transferware berry or dessert bowl. I believe that it was probably produced by Thomas Furnival & Co. in the 1840s. The mark on the bottom "Real Ironstone" appeared on pieces made by the company during that period. The pattern looks to be very close to their pattern called "Rhone." The bowl is 5 1 8" in diameter and about 7 8" deep. It is in fair condition. Unfortunately there is a chip on the back of the rim,

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