Watt Pottery #5 Yellowware Mixing Bowl
This vintage Watt Pottery #5 blue-band mixing bowl is a collectible piece prized for its classic yellowware glaze and ribbed design; collectors love its farmhouse charm.
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This vintage Watt Pottery #5 blue-band mixing bowl is a collectible piece prized for its classic yellowware glaze and ribbed design; collectors love its farmhouse charm. A classic vintage Watt Pottery #5 blue-band mixing bowl with the warm yellowware tone collectors look for. It displays well, has honest age, and brings a true farmhouse look to any kitchen. This mid-century stoneware bowl was made in the USA and includes the impressed “5” size mark on the base. The ribbed sides, wide blue band, and creamy yellow body are consistent with Watt’s production from the 1940s–1950s. The glaze shows typical age crazing but nothing that affects integrity. It’s the right size for everyday prep work, display shelving, or pairing with other blue-band pieces for a complete primitive kitchen collection. Watt bowls have a straightforward, dependable build that suits both collectors and those decorating with rustic American stoneware. This example has strong color, a clean interior, and a tight foot ring showing natural wear expected from period pottery. Specs: Approx. 5.25–5.5” diameter, 2.75” height; Maker: Watt Pottery; Model: #5; Material: Stoneware; Color: Tan with blue band; Era: 1930s–1950s; Origin: USA.
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