Ceramic Mixing Bowls Made In England

First developed in 1901 mason cash mixing bowls are made from high quality chip resistant earthenware making them heavy enough to stand when mixing yet light enough to hold comfortably in one arm.

Ceramic mixing bowls made in england.

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For over 200 years mason cash has been making fine pottery for home cooks and bakers. The pottery originates from the derbyshire county in england where natural deposits of clay and coal were abundant and facilitated the cane colored earthenware for which mason cash is known.