Bowl with flat bottom and beveled and tapering top rim. Heavy construction, more than other LV pieces. Bottom has an incised groove. Bottom etched with model number "697"

Bowl with simple cut rim. Heavier construction than other LV pieces. Bottom has an incised groove.

Small bowl with grooved upper edge. Material could be aluminum, a metal LV used around WWII. Markings omit the word 'pewter' that he usually incorporated into the majority of his pewter pieces, leading to the consideration that this may be aluminum. In addition, LV also carried a lighter post-war 1930's, "Berkeley" pewter line, although these were normally marked as such.

Shallow bowl with outturned rim with grooved lip. Basic footed base. Similar to 2010.18. Bottom etched with model number "#689"

Bowl with grooved upper edge. Material could be aluminum, a metal LV used around WWII. Markings omit the word 'pewter' that he usually incorporated into the majority of his pewter pieces, leading to the consideration that this may be aluminum. In addition, LV also carried a lighter post-war 1930's, "Berkeley" pewter line, although these were normally marked as such. Bottom etched with model number "#131"

"Paul Revere" bowl, so-called in LV catalogue. Ogee foot base and turned out upper rim. Closed bottom. Bottom etched with model number "#619"

Shallow bowl with outturned rim and basic footed base. Bottom etched with model number "#1010"

"Paul Revere" bowl, so-called in LV catalogue. Ogee foot base and turned out upper rim. Open base. Heavier construction.

Small bowl with cut upper edge and gently sloping sides.

Bowl with deep sides and slightly outturned rim. Basic footed base. Similar object listed in LV catalogue as being part of a bowl, plate and ladle set (#355). Plate may be used with 2010.27 or 2010.30, which carry the same model number, #267. Listed in catalogue as being for mayonnaise. Bottom etched with model number "#267"