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MASON CASH TRADITIONAL ENGLISH CERAMIC MIXING BOWL SML
PICTURE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF...

At first glance, the traditional English pattern around the outside of the bowl seems superfluous, with even a hint of kitsch.

But an efficient mixing bowl needs to be heavy to counter the tendency to move during manual mixing. The pattern helps to make the bowl appear less heavy than it actually is, and its subtle relief enhances the bowl's timeless elegance.

Mason Cash ceramic mixing bowls are made from 'white and cane' glazed earthenware sometimes known as 'yellow ware' from the colour of the local clay.

The design has hardly changed for over a hundred years, although the modern version has leadless glazes that conform with Proposition 65.

The mixing bowls can be used in the oven and microwave, and are safe in the freezer and dishwasher.

5 1/2" W opening at top, 2 7/8" diameter base.

MINT CONDITION.


About Mason Cash
The English pottery that eventually became Mason Cash originates in the early nineteenth century in Church Gresley, a village in Derbyshire. It was known for Meashamware, a distinctive brown pottery that probably acquired its name because it was popular in the nearby Leicestershire village of Measham. The name 'Mason' comes from a Master Potter, "Bossy" Mason who was running the pottery at the time it was acquired by Tom Cash in 1901. Cash renamed the company Mason Cash & Co. It was later incorporated by his son, in 1941, a period during which the firm diversified into bowls for cats and dogs - a product range for which Mason Cash became known around the world.


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