Vintage Johnson Bros Marquis Windsor Ware Berry Bowls - Set of Two circa 1940s-1960s essays four hands held onto the

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Vintage Johnson Bros Marquis Windsor Ware Berry Bowls - Set of Two circa 1940s-1960s essays four hands held onto the{HISTORY} Made in England from the 1940s 1960s, this pair of Johnson Brothers floral berry bowls features the colorful hand painted Marquis pattern. Part of their Windsor Ware series, they feature a gadroon style edge, and two big swags of cottage flowers in shades of pink, green, yellow, plum, blueberry and chocolate. The back of the bowls are equally interesting. In addition to the maker's mark, pattern name and series name, these bowls also contain