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A beautifully collected set of vintage black toile soup bowls, each featuring classic pastoral animal scenes—rooster, birds in flight, and pheasants—framed by delicate leafy borders.
These bowls are part of the “New England Toile” collection by Tabletops Unlimited, inspired by traditional toile patterns that date back to 18th-century France . The monochrome designs feel timeless and layer effortlessly into both farmhouse and classic table settings.
All five bowls are offered in one listing for easy viewing, but sold individually, so you can mix, match, or collect your favorite motif.
Why I Chose This Piece
I’m always drawn to black toile—it’s classic but still feels fresh. I especially love how each bowl tells a slightly different story while still working beautifully together.
About This Piece
- Set of 5 vintage soup bowls (sold separately)
- “New England Toile” by Tabletops Unlimited
- Made in China
- Approx. 9.25” diameter, 1.75” height
- Patterns included:
- 2 rooster motif
- 2 birds in flight
- 1 pheasant scene
- Price: $15 each
- Dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe (per maker’s mark)
- Condition: Light vintage wear; subtle crazing visible, consistent with age and use
Ideas for Use
- Layer into a black-and-white or farmhouse tablescape
- Perfect for soups, pastas, or salads
- Mix with ironstone or other vintage patterns
- Display on open shelving for a collected look
- Create a charming mismatched place setting
A Note on Vintage:
Vintage items often carry gentle signs of age that add to their unique character. Please review all photos closely to ensure this piece is the perfect fit for you.
Shipping & Packaging:
Your piece will be carefully wrapped and securely packaged for safe arrival. I’m committed to eco-friendly practices and use recycled materials whenever possible to protect your treasures and the environment.
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