Vintage 1940s Milk Glass Mixing Bowl Made by General Electric - Beehive Style promotional souvenir the scalloped edge style of

the scalloped edge style of what would become known as the Marigold shape was first created by Homer Laughlin in the early 1930's

Measures 18" inches (width) x 24" inches (length)

A recipe from this cookbook was featured in the article

- Embossed flourishes

Vintage 1940s Milk Glass Mixing Bowl Made by General Electric - Beehive Style promotional souvenir the scalloped edge style ofFor a practical person with a sentimental side (G. E. Holiday advertising campaign, 1940's) {HISTORY} Back in the 1940's, a new type of mixer popped onto the market that changed the way home cooks looked at traditional mixers. With the introduction of General Electric's Triple Whip, consumers saw three beaters take the place of the more traditional two beater pair, and in doing so produced lighter, fluffier and more evenly mixed batters in a shorter