Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s small cups this was how you carved

this was how you carved your Thanksgiving turkey and your winter pot roast and your Easter ham

when the air is raw and the skies are sulky and dark

The inside endpaper bears a previous owner's name as well as a glue mark where a paper inset was once attached

Made in West Virginia in the 1950's

this platter features some light crazing and a small dark pit mark

Vintage Watt Wood Grain Mixing Bowls - Very Rare Set of Three Faux Bois Style Nesting Bowls circa 1940s small cups this was how you carvedA tree's wood is also it's memoir. Hope Jahren {HISTORY} Made by Watt Pottery in Ohio in the 1940's, this trio of vintage mixing bowls features a faux bois style wood grain pattern that is ideal for rustic kitchens, primitive homesteads, woodsy interiors and cozy cabins. With its almond colored clay and chocolate brown striping, its also a wonderful style for masculine spaces where traditional floral patterns don't quite fit. Although the faux bois