Vintage Bauer Ringware Bowl 2.5 Qt Teal Jade | 40s Vintage Retro Kitchen Mixing

Beautiful Teal Bauer Ringware Bowl. Use for mixing, serving or display! Approximate measurements: Diameter: 9" Height: 4.75" Bowl is 2.5 Quarts / 12 Cups This bowl is in good vintage condition. As with most vintage kitchen items, there are a few small scuffs to the glaze (mostly on the bottom) and signs of age. Please review photos carefully. Overall, this piece is in really great condition though and has great shine. HISTORY: Designed by Louis Ipsen, featuring bright glazes produced by Victor Houser, and masterfully executed by potter Matt Carlton, Bauer launched their California Colored Pottery line in 1930. The first colors in the lineup included Chinese yellow, Delphinium blue, and Jade green. Over the next few years, Bauer added orange-red, cobalt blue, and black. Following a trend in more casual dining brought on by the Great Depression, customers were encouraged to create mix-and-match sets. Bauer offered the "ringware" version of the pottery in 1933, but continued to produce some plainware items until at least 1941. Through the 1930s, ringware came in a wide variety of colors, including Chinese Yellow, Jade Green, Royal Blue, Delph Blue, Ivory, Black, Burgundy, Orange-Red and White. The company introduced a light brown or rust color in the early 1940s. Gray, Olive Green, and Chartreuse were added in the late 1940s or early 1950s.