Vintage Enamelware Mixing Bowls with Floral Pattern

This lot features two vintage enamelware mixing bowls, likely from a set, characterized by their robust construction and decorative elements. Each bowl is primarily white or off-white, coated with a durable enamel finish both inside and out. A repeating floral pattern, rendered in a muted gray or 'dusty blue' shade, encircles the exterior of both bowls. The pattern consists of small, stylized rose clusters or similar blossoms with accompanying foliage, distributed evenly around the circumference. A distinguishing feature is the silver-toned metal rim that encases the top edge of each bowl, providing both a decorative accent and likely protecting the enamel from chipping at this vulnerable point. The bowls appear to be of similar size and shape, suggesting they might be part of a nested set, though exact dimensions are not discernible from the image. The enamel finish appears relatively smooth, indicating good craftsmanship, though minor scuffs or wear consistent with age and use may be present, particularly on the silver rims. There are no visible chips or significant damage to the enamel from this perspective, suggesting they have been reasonably well-preserved. Based on the style of the floral pattern and the use of enamelware with metal rims, these bowls likely date from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s to 1970s. Their design is typical of practical yet aesthetically pleasing kitchenware of that era. The quality of the enamel application seems consistent across both pieces, with no obvious flaws in the pattern application. The bowls exhibit a classic, rustic charm.