Rare Antique Grimwade Pudding Bowl | Small Oval Creamware Basin
Product Description
Discover a truly exceptional piece of social history with this lovely small, oval antique Grimwade pudding bowl. Highly sought after by collectors, this rare antique pudding bowl is a fantastic example of innovative Victorian engineering, originally designed to be used with a matching porcelain "natched lid" to seal in steam without the need for a traditional textile pudding cloth.
This unique oval creamware basin features a beautifully preserved, vibrant green printed base mark identifying it as a genuine Grimwades piece. As an authentic, centuries-old piece of kitchen history, it naturally shows signs of age, including a notable internal crack which we have clearly documented in our listing photography. Rather than a detraction, this honest wear anchors its antique pedigree.
An excellent investment piece for any serious vintage kitchenalia collection, this specialized earthenware bowl is intended strictly for decorative display purposes. It makes a captivating addition to an open kitchen dresser or a shelves dedicated to British transferware and advertising dairy pieces.
Special Features: Made for a porcelain "natched lid" (Lid not included); Green printed maker's stamp on base
Condition: Antique display condition with a visible internal crack and authentic signs of age
Length: 13 cm
Width: 10.5 cm
Depth: 8 cm
Styling Inspiration
This antique Grimwades bowl displays magnificently when layered into a rustic kitchen setup. Try stacking it alongside our classic round creamware bowls, resting it on a weathered antique English bread board, or propping it up at an angle inside a vintage dresser so that the rare green base stamp and unusual oval silhouette remain visible.
