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<p>[QUOTE="rknarr2, post: 696964, member: 9614"]I have a clear glass mixing bowl. First, I could not imagine someone mixing something in this bowl because it is so heavy even without ingredients inside this mixing bowl. My dad past away and my mom and I are finally going through moving boxes from Texas back in the 1970s to West Virginia. My mom guessed it might be 6 quarts. I filled it up with 4 cups 4 times or 4 quarts and it filled it up to the lower rim and I then continued to fill it up with 4 cups 2 more times for a total of 4 cups 6 times or 6 quarts to the top rim or brim. Would this be considered 4 or 6 quart mixing bowl? The only markings I saw was on the bottom ARC. Is that for Arcoco company or France ARC? The top rim or brim is around 11 1/2" diameter, the bottom is nearly 5 1/2" and the bowl's height is nearly 5 1/8". I was unable to find it online and hoped someone could help with a range price value of its worth? Would this have been part of a set? Thank you for assistance in this request. Rob</p><p>[ATTACH=full]186879[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]186880[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]186881[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="rknarr2, post: 696964, member: 9614"]I have a clear glass mixing bowl. First, I could not imagine someone mixing something in this bowl because it is so heavy even without ingredients inside this mixing bowl. My dad past away and my mom and I are finally going through moving boxes from Texas back in the 1970s to West Virginia. My mom guessed it might be 6 quarts. I filled it up with 4 cups 4 times or 4 quarts and it filled it up to the lower rim and I then continued to fill it up with 4 cups 2 more times for a total of 4 cups 6 times or 6 quarts to the top rim or brim. Would this be considered 4 or 6 quart mixing bowl? The only markings I saw was on the bottom ARC. Is that for Arcoco company or France ARC? The top rim or brim is around 11 1/2" diameter, the bottom is nearly 5 1/2" and the bowl's height is nearly 5 1/8". I was unable to find it online and hoped someone could help with a range price value of its worth? Would this have been part of a set? Thank you for assistance in this request. Rob [ATTACH=full]186879[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]186880[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]186881[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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