




This is a Lenox Rutledge oval open vegetable bowl, 10 inches by 7 1/2 inches at the widest point, in ivory fine china with a wide fluted rim.
A thin gold band rings the inside shoulder and separates the fluted border from the deep well. Four sprays of raised enamel flowers sit just outside the gold, with blue, yellow and orange blossoms, orange berries and green leaves against a deep purple ground, so the flowers stand slightly proud of the glaze and catch the light as the bowl turns.
The bowl is footed, with a fine gold line around the base. There are no chips and no cracks, the fluted rim and the well are smooth, the gold band inside is unbroken, and the gold on the foot is clean with no rubbing. The back carries the gold stamp with the laurel wreath, LENOX, RUTLEDGE, © LENOX INC., MADE IN USA.
Rutledge draws on a design from the 1920s and ran from 1953 to 1988. The open vegetable bowl is the piece that lets a set serve at the table rather than only at the pla... Mid century formal china, fluted oval
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If you collect Lenox Rutledge, this oval vegetable bowl is the serving piece that completes the table. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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