This grandly proportioned dough bowl is an impressive example of American stoneware, distinguished by its substantial and generous scale. The warm beige body is hand carved with subtle texture, finished with blue spongeware detailing along the rim and a hand-painted wheat motif on the front that nods to its agricultural roots. Both bold and timeless, it carries the presence of a true workhorse piece, crafted to endure, yet beautiful enough to anchor a table or kitchen with quiet authority.

Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery, also known as Roseville Pottery Company, began production in 1900 after the Ransbottom brothers joined with Robinson Clay Product Company in Ohio. Made in Roseville, OH, USA.

 Dimensions | 14.5” (diameter) x 8”

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