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Large cobalt footed bowl. The biggest, most expensive, hardest to find, best looking bowl. |
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This tab-handled utility bowl is not Akro because there is no rim on
the outside edge. Had to show it because of it's great colors. |
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Blue sugar dish marked with the "crow". This is one of our most recent acquisitions. Still looking for the creamer. |
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Blue is supposed to be the hardest color to find. Our friends found
two in one day and let us have one of them. |
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No. 340 plain bowl. These have no darts or feet. |
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No. 340 Dart Bowls. The blue one in back was our first piece of Akro |
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No. 322 stacked disc bowls. The one on the left is type II without
feet. We found it in NC on a 25% off sale and paid ten dollars for it. |
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No. 320 ribs and flutes bowls. Bowls are my personal favorite Akro
pieces. Still looking for a large footed bowl. |
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Graduated dart bowls with scalloped tops. |
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No. 320 ribs and flutes bowls again except these are marbleized. |
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No. 321 tab handled utility bowls. |
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