When were mixing bowls invented?
Mason Cash had been producing mixing bowls during the 1800s, but in 1901 they designed and manufactured the very first iconic Mason Cash mixing bowl.
How old is my yellow ware bowl?
Determining the Age and Origin of Yellow Ware Mold marks and designs mean the piece is from the mid 1800s or later. On bowls, the lips of pieces made in the 1800s are usually rolled. Bowls from the 1900s typically have lips that are much less rounded or they have a rim that is wide collared.
What size mixing bowl is best?
A 3-quart bowl is appropriate for small jobs like whisking dressings. A 5-quart bowl is the right size for whipping up cakes and cookies with a hand mixer. And a big 8-quart bowl is ideal for making potato salad, coleslaw, and stuffing. A great all-purpose mixing bowl is nonreactive and lightweight yet sturdy.
How do you identify Yellow Ware?
To identify a piece as authentic yellowware, make sure that the glaze is clear — only the clay should be yellow. It is difficult to date yellowware, or determine its point of origin, because only about 5 percent of this pottery was marked.
What are some of the best vintage mixing bowls?
Vintage Pyrex mixing bowls, clear glass with flowers and ribbon in blue. I believe these are probably a Corelle Big beautiful vintage Watt pottery mixing bowl, about 12″ x 6″. This has some discolored crazing and light scratching, but Vintage McKee jadite glass mixing bowls, 6″, 7″, and 8″ in diameter.
What is the size of a vintage federal mixing bowl?
Vintage Federal kitchen glass mixing bowl with a cute retro kitchen things print in green on white heat proof glass. This is 6″ Vintage Hazel-Atlas cattail pattern milk glass bowl in excellent condition. This measures about 8 1/2″ in diameter x 5″
What size is a Hazel Atlas mixing bowl?
1930s vintage Hazel Atlas amber yellow depression glass nesting mixing bowls, 6 3/4″, 8 3/4″ and 9 3/4″ across the rims (lar Big (four quart size) Pyrex glass mixing bowl, green color, about 10 1/2″ across the rim.
What is the size of a Jewel Tea mixing bowl?
Set of three Hall’s Superior China autumn leaf pattern ‘Jewel Tea’ bowls, 6″, 7 1/2″ , 9″ in diameter. These have 1930s vintage Hazel Atlas amber yellow depression glass nesting mixing bowls, 6 3/4″, 8 3/4″ and 9 3/4″ across the rims (lar Big (four quart size) Pyrex glass mixing bowl, green color, about 10 1/2″ across the rim.