Vintage Woven Wood Bowls, Home Beautiful Placemats & Bromwell Flour Sifter Lot

For Sale by Auction in
Grove City, Ohio, US

A mid-century estate collection of retro kitchenware and dining accessories, combining warm woven wood textures with vintage tin utility. This multi-item kitchen lot is perfect for everyday casual dining, tiki or bohemian-themed entertaining, or rustic cottage decor displays. The collection includes: Eight (8) Vintage Woven Wood Bowls: Crafted from classic interwoven wood veneer strips with…

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Grove City, Ohio, United States (US)

Item description:

A mid-century estate collection of retro kitchenware and dining accessories, combining warm woven wood textures with vintage tin utility. This multi-item kitchen lot is perfect for everyday casual dining, tiki or bohemian-themed entertaining, or rustic cottage decor displays.

The collection includes:

Eight (8) Vintage Woven Wood Bowls: Crafted from classic interwoven wood veneer strips with a smooth, glossy protective finish. The set contains one large family salad serving bowl, one medium shallow bowl, and six individual matching salad/side bowls.

Two (2) Packages of 4pc Home Beautiful Woven Placemats: Original vintage table mats featuring a wide basket-weave pattern. Both sets remain sealed in their original cellophane packaging. The labels show style number 4700-R by FMS & Bros / Vickie, marked as "Hand-made in the Philippines."

One (1) Vintage Bromwell's 3-Cup Flour Sifter: A classic American-made kitchen staple crafted from rustic galvanized tin. It features embossed measuring indicators up to three cups, a rotating wire crank agitator with a black knob handle, and the original stamped "Bromwell's Measuring-Sifter" logo on the side.

Material: Woven wood veneer, woven natural plant fibers, galvanized tin metal
Condition: The woven bowls and sealed placemats are in excellent vintage condition, showing minimal surface wear. The tin sifter displays an authentic, aged matte patina with minor surface tarnish and light interior oxidation from historical use, but the crank mechanism remains fully operational.