Large white ironstone wash/mixing bowl made by Homer Laughlin. These bowls were originally placed inside of a wood wash stand then an ironstone pitcher filled with water inside for washing up. They can now be used for decoration or as a mixing bowl! The bowl features a rope design around the top edge with light crazing. Judging by the marking it appears this bowl was made between 1890-1912. 1912 is when the dates/cities started being marked on the pottery. This bowl has just the logo with no other indications as to when or where it was made.

Marking - Homer Laughlin


M E A S U R E M E N T S • Diameter (top) - 11 in. Height - 5.75 in.

C O N D I T I O N • Very good used condition with light crazing & small (1 in.) tea staining on interior.

R E T U R N S • No refunds on antique or clothing items since they all are in used condition. We package all of our items with great care, but if for some reason your item is broken we will review each in a case by case manner.

S H I P P I N G • Your item will be shipped within a week. Tracking will be emailed.

E C O - F R I E N D L Y • I package every order with care so each item is individually wrapped with natural kraft paper, tied with hand-spun hemp twine, & my hand torn deckle Haven tag. If your item is fragile I will wrap with recycled bubble wrap along with kraft paper to ensure a safe delivery. I also use recycled boxes to help save money which makes your shipping cost cheaper!