6 Mid Century fruit or cereal bowls by Denby Troubador Patttern C 1970's, Retro Stoneware cottage core cereal bowls.
$56.10 $66.00
6 Mid Century fruit or cereal bowls by Denby, Troubador Patttern C 1970's.
Pattern; Troubador by Denby.
Condition; very good. All hand-painted, so slightly different.
These funky bowls are perfect to add that cottage chic touch to your parties. Your guest will love them.
Denby Troubadour was first produced in 1971 and had a lifespan of 13 years before being retired in 1984. The design features gorgeous hand-painted magnolias and leaves on an off-white background.
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