Primitive Wood Bowl | Hand Turned Americana Colonial

Primitive Wood Bowl | Early 1900s Hand Turned Colonial Americana

Primitive wood bowl from the early 1900s, hand turned from a single piece of solid wood—likely maple. Its oval shape, shallow sides, and smooth finish reflect the authenticity of colonial-style craftsmanship.

Highlights

• Material: solid hand-turned wood, likely maple
• Early 1900s · Origin: USA
• Colonial Americana style
• No maker’s stamp, authentic aged patina
• Versatile for kitchen use, serving, catchall, or display

Dimensions

9" Length × 8" Width × 2" Height

Details

This hand turned colonial-style wood bowl was found in a primitive collector’s estate and bears the hallmarks of early American craftsmanship. With no seams or joints, the single-piece construction speaks to its authenticity. Use this primitive wood bowl for salads, fruit, or as a rustic decorative vessel. Pair with vintage bowls, farmhouse decor, or  wabi-sabi accents to complete the look.

Condition Notes

Vintage; surface wear and aged patina consistent with age. Please review photos and measurements before purchase.

Care

Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid soaking. Oil occasionally to preserve the wood.

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