Nearing 100 years in age, the bowl collection available at this time has a healthy mixture of pieces, some succumbing more so to the ravages of time than others. These bowls will best serve as replacements or open stock for complete sets.

"Curate a piece of American ceramic history with this original 1929–1939 El Rancho rimmed soup bowl. A rare pre-Franciscan masterpiece designed by Annette Honeywell, this earthenware piece is the true design precursor to the legendary Desert Rose line. Featuring vibrant, hand-painted pink dogwood blossoms and the iconic rustic 'twig' scalloped rim, this bowl showcases the superior craftsmanship of the early Gladding, McBean & Co. era.

Each blossom is hand-applied, offering a unique, artisanal texture that mass-produced modern sets cannot replicate. Whether you are a dedicated California Clay enthusiast or a collector of Mid-Century Americana, this foundational piece of art pottery is a critical addition to any serious collection."