Is the hammered pattern on the inside and outside of the bowl?
1700758
Yes it is a single ply sheet of metal. Any hammering is visible on both sides.
1700759
You can see the impressions on the inside of the bowl that reflect the "hammered look" on the outside of the bowl. The hammered depressions on the outside each have a corresponding raised spot on the inside of the bowl. By the way, this bowl is bigger than I thought from looking at the picture. I should have gotten out a ruler and seen how large 10" would be. It is nice, though and I'm pleased. It's just "Fruit bowl-sized", not "candy dish-sized"
1700760
I am sorry. I really don't remember. We gave it as a gift so I can't check it out.
1536220
No. Markings are all the same on the bottom of each bowl, etched 'made in France Duralex' but not in any colour. Hope that helps, I love these bowls and use them all the time.
999561
There are no ridges on the inside or outside of the bowl. This is a wonderful and strong bowl. I recommend it highly.Feel free to ask any other question you may have.
1447756
The pattern is stitched so that it is identical on both sides. I don't know where to find a larger picture but the squares are swirls with petal shapes stitched in each square.
312190
I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished with no extra coating of any kind. Hopefully this is enough information for you. I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished... » Read More I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished with no extra coating of any kind. Hopefully this is enough information for you. « Show Less
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I'm a newbie to fiestaware, so I can't say for sure when a piece is authentic, but my plate, large bowl, and small bowl markings are all different. The large bowls have a printed mark, the small bowls and plates have a vague engraved marking. I'm pretty sure they're all authentic because they match all the markings on the link below. But some are print, others are engraved and a little hard to read. I suspect mine are all new or relatively new. I don't know much about vintage fiestaware. Hope this link helps.http://www.texascooking.com/fiestaware/identifying_fiestaware.htm
609617
Yes. There are two pieces, both brass. Inside piece is same as outside except it is trim only--no flap.
2194008
In a circle pattern it says 'Hanselmann' at the top of the circle, 'Pottery' at the bottom of the circle and in the middle USA. The whole thing is not on the center bottom of the bowl but on an edge. I looked at other responses that are different than mine so perhaps they are not all the same.
2177542
No the outside is the shinier part of the dish, and on the inside its that rougher type of material that makes the dish. the inside is like a ivory color and the ouside is the bright wihite. I love this dish becuase my grandma used this for her pies and I can keep up the tradition now. It is so hard to find a good dish at big box chain stores but i absolutely love this dish! Hopefully this helps and you iwll love it as much as I do!
1546252
Yes it does have a floral pattern on the side and the pan works very well, we are quite pleased with it.
556409
The bowl does not have a smooth interior finish. The interior has a non glazed surface. Small amounts of my crushed calcium pills do stick to the interior surface of the bowl
1929694
It is the same as the dinnerware. It is fine textured with a heavy glaze inside and out. I have used mine for several years, cleaning it in the dishwasher. It is not fine china, but very good.
1925764
The only marking on the cup is in the bottom. Otherwise, it's just a simple hammered look.
311110
Yes, with the exception of the plastic spill catcher on the bowl. It is heavy and well made. I really like mine.
808975
No, the interior is not glazed. It is red clay. I have used the vessel several times and it has worked perfectly. There is a slight lingering of spices, but it hasn't affected the taste of the different dishes. I am going to buy a smaller one for veggies.
1192758
It has a smooth finish inside. I'm assuming this is a glaze. Hope this helps.
1530311
I gave this as a gift, but I believe the image is correct - the inside of the bowl is smooth, the outside has a hammered finish.