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Roseville USA, 440-8, water lily art pottery console bowl or handled bowl, spicy glazed, 1940s, yellow flower with green leaves G-M counter Verified (see video). 3600 CPM using the highly-sensitive GQ-GMC-600 Pro. Not all of these Roseville art pieces utilize spicy glaze. Dimensions: around 3 1/2" at the highest point, around 9 1/2" wide at handles, and around 9” across. Also see pictures for size. Behold the timeless allure of the Roseville Pottery Water Lily Bowl, a stunning embodiment of mid-20th-century ceramic artistry. Crafted circa 1943, this exquisite piece stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Roseville Pottery and the masterful craftsmanship of its artisans. Imbued with the delicate beauty of nature, it features intricately sculpted water lily motifs adorning its surface, evoking the tranquil elegance of a blossoming pond. Comes with a CPM certification sticker located on the bottom. Comes with a radioactive decal on the inside, and a small one on the bottom. And it also comes with CPM certification sticker located on the bottom. These decals/stickers can be removed if desired, but I think they add to its character and make it more of a display and show piece. The whole purpose of buying this type of item is because of its spiciness, and that’s why I added the decals in the first place. And they make this plate stand out in any display cabinet. See pictures for condition. The item has minor manufacturer imperfections. Condition has normal wear consistent with authentic vintage items. There are no visible cracks or chips. This piece is in really decent shape for being around 80-years old. Has black specks on the inside and outside (manufacturer imperfections). Note: My items are G-M counter verified with video proof. Other sellers can be offering the same item, even with the same model number, and theirs may not contain the spiciness. I have pieces of dinnerware that are identical in every aspect, one is spicy, the other isn’t. I have vintage aircraft gauges and clocks with the same model number, but one contains a spicy luminous dial, the other one doesn’t. I comb through antique shops with my highly-sensitive and accurate G-M counter, the GQ-GMC-600 Pro, in search of these spicy specimens from the past. I strive to provide accurate and honest information about this item. However, some details (such as specifications, compatibility, year manufactured, or historical background) may be based on my personal knowledge or research and could contain unintentional errors. Please verify all information independently before purchasing to ensure it meets your needs and expectations. No guarantees are made regarding accuracy of information.