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Basket, Dough - Large tin pan with cover
Large tin pan/bowl with side handles and cover with ventilation holes under lid handle. Used for mixing & raising bread dough.
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Bowl, Berry - Large berry bowl and 6 small individual bowls
Set of a large berry bowl and six small individual berry dishes. Clear glass with scalloped edge; gilt floral design on two sides; gilted scallops on edges; sunburst design in bottom of bowl and dishes. Match sugar/creamer set 1988-0774-002, spoon holder 1988-0774-003, butter dish 1988-0774-004. Dishes were a wedding gift to Karl (Carl) & Martha Kujas Spiering, married October 11, 1901. They were grandparents of donor LeRoy Spiering and parents ...
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Bowl, Butter-Working - Wooden Bowl
Wooden butter-working or bread dough bowl. Given to Helga Sorenson Nielsen by Wealthy and Jennie Nobles, two single ladies. Hand carved, possibly by their nephew Gale Nobles. Wealthy Nobles was born September 9, 1871 in Sumter Township, daughter of Jeremiah and Sarah Hulett Nobles. The Nobles were a pioneer family who settled in Sumter township several years before the Indian uprising. Wealthy died July 16,1949. Jennie Nobles was the l...
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Bowl, Decorative - Pueblo bowl
Pueblo Indian pottery basket with handle and floral designs in black and gray on the sides. Originally donated September 21, 1935 by George Stocking. Assigned number 80Ra on Receipt of Deposit sheet. Also has number 38 on a bottom sticker.
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Bowl, Decorative - Pueblo bowl
Round Pueblo Indian pottery bowl with geometric designs in black and white. Originally donated September 21, 1935 by George Stocking. Assigned number 80Ra on Receipt of Deposit sheet. Also has number 37 on a bottom sticker.
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Bowl, Decorative - Red Wing clay bowl
Round clay pot made from the clay banks at Red Wing MN by S. S. Beach. Painted with geometric designs in black & white.
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Bowl, Eating - Shallow wooden bowl
Shallow wooden bowl. Probably handmade. Incised letters on bottom "Au-rising" (?). Woodenware bowl like those used by early settlers. Some were brought over from England, but most were whittled by the pioneers as the need arose. Not many of those old bowls exist today. They were made to be used so wore out. The bowls of early America were of great variety, ranging from small salt dishes to round and oval bowls for serving the main dish at...
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Bowl, Mixing - Crockery mixing bowl
Large crockery mixing bowl. Plain with no markings, but has a raised rim for gripping. Used by Anna Katherine Janecky Hoodecheck and her daughter Mae Hoodecheck Jensen, both born in Hutchinson and lifelong Hutchinson residents. Used for making bread, kolaches, cinnamon rolls, pickles, etc. Donor is the daughter of Mae Jensen and granddaughter of Anna Hoodecheck. Anna Katherine Janecky Hoodecheck was born January 15, 1880, and died January ...
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Bowl, Mixing - Mixing bowl
Mixing bowl. Natural color; glazed. Possibly a Red Wing bowl, but unmarked.
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Bowl, Mixing - Mixing bowl
Cream colored mixing bowl with blue stripe around the top above a leafy vine border & gold rim.
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Bowl, Mixing - Red Wing Stoneware mixing bowl
Medium stoneware mixing bowl. Natural color; glazed. Marked "Red Wing Stoneware Co." on bottom.
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Bowl, Mixing - Red Wing Stoneware mixing bowl
Large stoneware mixing bowl. Natural color; glazed. Marked "Red Wing Stoneware Co." on bottom.
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Bowl, MIxing - Crockery mixing bowl
Crockery mixing bowl with two blue stripes around the outside of the rim above a vertical ribbed design. Used by Anna Katherine Janecky Hoodecheck and her daughter Mae Hoodecheck Jensen, both born in Hutchinson and lifelong Hutchinson residents. Used for making bread, kolaches, cinnamon rolls, pickles, etc. Donor is the daughter of Mae Jensen and granddaughter of Anna Hoodecheck. Anna Katherine Janecky Hoodecheck was born January 15, 1880, an...
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Bowl, Serving - Brown and gold bowl
Earthenware serving bowl. High gloss mottled finish in gold and brown glaze.
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Bowl, Serving - Large wooden bowl
Large shallow wooden bowl. Possibly used as a serving bowl, butter or dough making bowl. Woodenware bowl like those used by early settlers. Some were brought over from England, but most were whittled by the pioneers as the need arose. Not many of those old bowls exist today. They were made to be used so wore out. The bowls of early America were of great variety, ranging from small salt dishes to round and oval bowls for serving the main di...
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Bowl, Serving - Serving bowl
Villeroy & Boch Dresden blue and white china serving bowl with floral design. Maker's mark with "Made in Germany" on bottom. c.1874-1909. Matches gravy boat 1979-0353-001.
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Bowl, Serving - White ironstone serving bowl
White ironstone pottery oval serving bowl with two handles and no cover. White on white raised floral design same as 1979-0335-001 covered dish, 1979-0315-001 butter dish and 1979-0320-001 milk pitcher. Dots around top edge. Made by Meakin & Co., Cobridge, England. This pottery, worked by Meakin & Co. from 1865 to 1882, was capable of turning out about 2,500 crates of white graniteware annually for the United States.
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Carving - Black Walnut wooden bowl-Leonard Erickson
Wooden bowl turned by Leonard Erickson from black walnut. Dated September, 1993. Bowl has horizontal rings of different woods.
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Carving - Round Wooden footed bowl with cover-Leonard Erickson
Round wooden footed bowl with cover. Turned by Leonard Erickson from maple and black walnut. Dated February, 1999. Cover has horizontal wood stripes with woodburned flower and leaf designs and a two-toned wooden knob.
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