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universitypark's loves23 of 28Diving Girl on top of Motometer, 1924 LVA Art Metal Works, Newark, N.J.Carlton Ware University of Oxford Coaster, Dish, or ?
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    Posted 9 years ago

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    university…
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    Does anyone know what this style of bowl is/was used for? About 4" wide, lid with no handle, marked Imperial Seto Yaki OKAN.

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    1. Gillian, 9 years ago
      Would you post a photo of the bottom please. I have a similar size and shape of your lovely piece. As far as I know this would be on a ladies dresser as a trinket, or pin dish?
    2. universitypark, 9 years ago
      Hi, thanks for your response. And I added a photo of the bottom.
    3. Debbie80 Debbie80, 9 years ago
      I would agree with Gillian. At one time it was probably one piece of a vanity/dresser set. The dome lid is indicative of such trinket boxes.

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