Yellowware Mixing Bowl with Blue Bands, Ribbed, 10"

A yellowware mixing bowl in the classic shape: a deep rolled collar at the rim, three blue bands around it and three more just below, and a ribbed lower body that fits the hand when you tip it to pour. The glaze is a warm butter yellow, crazed fine all over the way old yellowware gets.

Bowls like this were made by the hundreds of thousands in Ohio and the mid-Atlantic in the first half of the twentieth century and used daily for bread, batter and everything else.

Yellowware Mixing Bowl, glazed stoneware with blue banding. 10" across, 5.5" tall. Overall crazing; two hairline cracks in the interior base, stable; small glaze flecks and kiln specks; wear and staining on the unglazed foot ring. Best for display or dry use.

For bread rising on the counter, apples in the fall, or a stack of folded dish towels. #followthefeeling @tallmadge_ave_vintage

Each piece is vintage or antique and has lived a life before finding its way to Tallmadge Ave; natural signs of age, wear, patina, and imperfections are part of its character and are to be expected. All pieces are sold as-is, and any notable condition issues are described in the product listing. That said, if it arrives damaged or isn't as described, we'll refund you in full, including shipping — since each piece is one of a kind, we can't simply send a replacement. Otherwise, returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery. Questions any time at christine@tallmadgeave.com — we're a two-person shop, and we answer.