Mason Cash dough bowl made of British stoneware. Large bowl in cream colour with motif of blooming roses, diameter 29 cm, volume 4 litres. Part of the "floral" In The Meadow collection, in which every passionate baker will find their bowl or dish. More
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Mason Cash dough bowl made of British stoneware. Large bowl in cream colour with motif of blooming roses, diameter 29 cm, volume 4 litres. Part of the "floral" In The Meadow collection, in which every passionate baker will find their bowl or dish. More
Thanks to its 4 litre capacity, you don't have to worry about dough that won't mix in it. The bowl is decorated with an embossing depicting blooming roses, meadow flowers and flying butterflies to fit in with the concept of the In The Meadow collection. Enjoy baking with an icon whose tradition of production dates back to 1901, when the Mason Cash pottery created the first ever casserole dish, whose shape and design have withstood the ravages of time and in turn have become a design classic. Let the blooming meadow and genius loci of the English original permeate your kitchen, the floral elegance of a collection characterised by flower reliefs in a beautiful palette of colours, from soft pastels to decadent purples.
Dimensions: - diameter: 29 cm - height: 14 cm - volume: 4 l
Maintenance: - Dishwasher safe - microwave-safe
Collection In The Meadow
Bring floral elegance to your kitchen with the beautiful In the Meadow collection. Each bowl is inspired by its own unique flower and features delicate flower meadow reliefs in a gorgeous colour palette that ranges from soft pastels to decadent purples. Whether you choose a classic cream bowl featuring roses or a cheerful yellow with daffodils, the collection offers bowls suitable for any baker.
An icon of British design
While heavier than ceramic or other earthenware materials, the crockery made from high-quality stoneware is also much more resistant to abrasion or scratches. You'll really be surprised at how light the cookware is. In fact, the weight of the cookware is perfectly distributed, so that not only does the stoneware stay in place when stirring or kneading, but also, surprisingly, you will have no problem holding the cookware in one hand.
