Myrtlewood Specialty Co. Vintage Bowl

Hand-turned myrtlewood bowl with warm honey tones, lively grain, and a classic round form. Retains the original "Oregon Myrtlewood "Most beautiful wood that grows" Found only in Oregon and the holy land. Coos Bay, Ore. Myrtlewood Specialty Co" paper label on the base. A beautiful mid-century Pacific Northwest piece for fruit, bread (with liner), or display.

• Materials: Solid Oregon myrtlewood (California bay laurel) with clear varnish/lacquer finish

• Maker/Brand: Myrtlewood Specialty Co., Coos Bay, Oregon (labeled)

• Country: USA

• Style/Theme: Mid-century handcrafted; rustic cabin / organic modern; natural woodgrain

• Age: c. 1950s–1970s (based on original paper label style)

• Size: approx. 10 in diameter x 3 in high

• Condition: Good vintage. Light surface scratches and finish wear from use; small scattered lathe marks; natural knots and age-related drying checks, one visible in the interior center and a check near the label on the base (stable). Presents beautifully.

• Food safety: Wood bowls are generally food-safe when finished with a food-safe oil; vintage finishes are unknown, best for dry foods/fruit or decorative use, or reseal with a modern food-safe oil before salad service. Hand-wash only; no dishwasher/soak.