Description
At 9 cm tall and 22.5 cm wide, this T.G. Green Yellow Ware gripstand mixing bowl is the smallest in the gripstand series, the compact scale making it the most versatile of the three bowls for everyday kitchen use, while the warm yellow glaze, cream interior, and classic raised relief pattern around the body give it the same decorative character as the larger pieces in the grouping.
Made by T.G. Green of Church Gresley, Derbyshire, and dating to circa 1929 to 1930, the Yellow Ware gripstand mixing bowl is an example of the functional kitchenware that T.G. Green produced alongside its more widely known Cornish Kitchen Ware range. The Yellow Ware, with its warm yellow glaze and cream interior, was produced by T.G. Green in the late 1920s and early 1930s as a practical and decorative alternative to the plain white or cream kitchenware of the period. The gripstand form, with its ridged exterior that provides a secure grip during mixing, gives the bowl a practical quality that suits its role as a working kitchen vessel. The raised relief pattern around the body adds a decorative note to the functional form, and the combination of the warm yellow glaze with the cream interior gives the piece a visual warmth that suits the country kitchen aesthetic. The piece is in good condition throughout.
- Maker: T.G. Green, Church Gresley, Derbyshire, England
- Range: Yellow Ware
- Dimensions: 9 cm (H) x 22.5 cm (W)
- Condition: Good
- Features: Warm yellow glaze, cream interior, gripstand ridged exterior, raised relief pattern
- Period: Circa 1929 to 1930
- SKU: SKU-00207
The smallest and most versatile of the T.G. Green Yellow Ware gripstand mixing bowls. Pairs naturally with the 25 cm bowl (SKU-00208) and the 32 cm bowl (SKU-00209) in our Ceramics collection.
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