This beautiful vintage periwinkle blue Cameoware bowl was meant to be used as a serving bowl but is perfect for a large soup or cereal bowl as well. It has the Dainty Flower stencil pattern in white, with both scalloped and flat edges. It is a square shape and is about 8 3/8” across and 2 ¼” high.

It has a little bit of discoloring on the front in the white (typical with Cameoware) and back. There is a tiny chip on the front on one edge and on the back on another edge. There are also a few elongated “bubbles” on the interior sides of the bowl that would have occurred during the production process.

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Harker Pottery produced Cameoware from 1936 until the 1950s. The stencil pattern on this plate was called "Dainty Blue" and "White Blossom" in the company’s sales brochures but is now usually called "Dainty Flower.” Harker’s brochures said Cameoware was made of “semi-porcelain that is heatproof, coldproof, and acid-resisting.”

Marked “Cameoware by Harker Pottery Co Patented USA” on the back.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Jenkintown, Pa.