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Vintage Pudding Bowls

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Vintage bowls specifically used for steaming puddings and popular historic British dishes such as Christmas Pudding, Syrup Sponge Pudding or Steak & Kidney Pudding.

Made of glazed earthenware, this kitchen vessel may also be used as a mixing bowl or as a decorative piece.

Sold individually. Select the size of the bowl (between $20 small, $30 medium, and $40 large), and the level of character between no-to-little crazing (food safe) and heavily crazed (decorative only). Let us choose the exact bowl for you.

  • Listing is for one vintage pudding bowl

  • All bowls found in the UK

  • Three sized bowls nest within each other

  • Variety of manufacturers and markings i.e.

    • “T.G. Green Ltd.”, “Ascot White Gresley”, “British Made”, “Made in England”, or “Mason Cash, England”

    • Multiple bowls have no markings

    • Bowl sizes marked “24”, “30”, “36”, “42”, “54”

  • Small pudding bowl is approximately 4”-5” diameter x 2.5”- 3” high

  • Medium pudding bowl is approximately 5.5”-6” diameter x 3.5”-4” high

  • Large pudding bowl is approximately 7”-8” diameter x 4.5” high

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

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