Help with wood bowl

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first thought it might be the bottom half of a dried gourd.
marks carved on bottom maybe the result of carving the outside skin off
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Brady
 

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Looks like a pretty standard Acacia type wood used in mass produced Asia stuff. Where did you get it? Is it hard? Soft? Just a cool bowl or something you dug?
 

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The wood is hard......seems to have a repair or filling on the photo with the crack. I found it in a house clean out
 

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It’s cool no doubt. Probably a home goods / target / pier one kinda deal. Looks like keeper.
 

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I'm thinking "dough bowl". Early 20th C.

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