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the bowl in the back of pic 2 and showed in greater detail in pic 3 is huge and very heavy. it is blue opalescent with a carnival finish. the bowl shown in pic 2 is one of a kind. the bowls were never meant to be made in this "banana stand" shape. it has the same finish as the other bowl and is very heavy as well.
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