Noritake “Ferdinand” Bowls

 

This is such a lovely pair of Vegetable Serving Bowls, in the “Ferdinand” Pattern.  A Lovely pale yellow rim with gorgeous florals and a gold detailing.    In excellent condition.  The larger vegetable bowl  is 10.5″ and the smaller vegetable bowl is 9.5″.  These bowls can be used for decorative purposes and filled with interesting objects and placed on a dresser or coffee table.  And they certainly can be used as serving pieces for the dinner table!

Item #03-33

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The Price for the Large Dish:  $75

SALE PRICE:  $60

The Price for the Smaller Dish: $65

SALE PRICE $45

 

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