Vintage Wood & Sons “Ringwood Ware” Bowls

These super sweet vintage Wood & Sons “Ringwood Ware” Bowls are very reminiscent of the designs from the 1940’s and 1950’s.

Manufactured by esteemed earthenware makers of the early twentieth century, Wood & Sons, England these dessert bowls are no longer in production.

Description

The gloss finish dishes are simple and timeless in style. They feature a large pink carnation on the left of the bowl with two unopened, budding carnations on the right. A soft grey ridged rim borders the dessert bowls.

The backstamp on each dish reads “Ringwood Ware – Wood & Sons – England -1-54”.

Measurements

Each dessert bowl measures approximately Width 14cm x Height 3cm.

Condition

Both bowls are in a fantastic condition for their vintage.

Due to the vintage nature of the bowls, these are handwash only.

Eco Friendly Features

• Vintage, retro and preloved
• Made from decades past – no new resources needed for production

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