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Ohio Stoneware Mixing & Serving Bowl Set treacle glaze Most kitchens have lost theThe set of three nesting mixing and serving bowls 12 inch, 10 inch, and 8 inch in heavy stoneware that doesn't slide on a counter when you're whisking eggs in it. Same honest shape that's been turned out of Ohio for a century. Use them through the prep, then take them to the table for serving. The big one holds a salad for eight; the middle one is sized for a single batch of bread dough; the small one is for whisking dressing or beating a couple of