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Glassware3920 of 10198Iittala unknown glassPUNCH BOWL SET BEEN IN FAMILY FOR UNKNOWN YEARS
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    Posted 10 years ago

    daflynn
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    Anyone know the maker or pattern ? It's been packed up for 30 + years one of many pieces that I have packed away. What is it and who would appreciate having this type of item?

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    Comments

    1. Gillian, 10 years ago
      Could you please post photos of it completely one it's own, without the bits and pieces around it. The last photo is not useful at all.

      Any marks or etched marks anywhere. And please can you let us know the dimensions.

      A pretty bowl - am sure someone will be by soon and tell you more.

    2. daflynn, 10 years ago
      The dimensions are noted at the top of the post .. . I can try to get some better fotos. thx
    3. Sandgirl49 Sandgirl49, 10 years ago
      This looks like a McKee Inovations pattern #410 circa 1915
    4. Gillian, 10 years ago
      Apologies for not 'seeing' the dimensions - I must learn to scroll up more than I do. I'm glad Sandgirl49 was able to ID it for you.

      It looks heavy. I don't know if it had an official "usage". I think too big for a rose bowl. Most likely for fruit, perhaps on a sideboard or a dining table.

      Welcome to CW.

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