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PB Found Dough Bowls - Round
In the first half of the 20th century, Magyar bakers at farmhouses in Hungary and other Eastern European countries used these hand-carved bowls for bread making.Approximately 12"-24" longHand carved of solid pine.Each vintage bowl is an antique and bears individual marks of use and history.Styles and sizes vary.Limited quantities are available.Internet Only.
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JBrown
,Tacoma
,WA
JBrown
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Dough Bowl
July 21, 2011
wasn't as round as I wanted...more oblong, I think. however, made use of it. Much larger than I thought I ordered.
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DesertBrat70
La Quinta, CA
DesertBrat70
La Quinta, CA
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Disappointed
May 25, 2011
The bowl was received in good condition and was very appealing. However, the description stated that the size ranged from 18 to 20 inches. Upon receiving the item, I was disappointed to learn that the bowl measured only 12" end to end. Considering the price, I returned the product and learned that the measurements sometimes refers to the circumference similar to kitchen bowls.
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Lovesoldstuff
Bentonville, AR
Lovesoldstuff
Bentonville, AR
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Memories
October 12, 2010
I grew up on a farm in Poland where these bowls were necessities, not some ornamental "cacka". They were called "niecki" and used for making big, round, country loaves of rye bread.
I found one here in Arkansas at our yearly Arts and Crafts Fair many years ago and even though I haven't used it for anything yet, just having it makes me feel good as it brings memories of that wonderful rising bread in our old country home. Some things are just priceless, regardless of the price tag they carry...
I found one here in Arkansas at our yearly Arts and Crafts Fair many years ago and even though I haven't used it for anything yet, just having it makes me feel good as it brings memories of that wonderful rising bread in our old country home. Some things are just priceless, regardless of the price tag they carry...
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