Fowler Ware pudding bowls
made in Australia, c.1940s
Fowler Ware created industrial pottery in Glebe, Sydney commencing in the 1840s. After WWII, Fowler Ware moved to producing pottery for the domestic market : their pudding bowls were so popular that they opened a second pottery to cope with the demand.
This image shows the range of colours and sizes the pudding bowls were made in [although I haven’t included the largest size, or the off-white coloured bowls, the subject of the next post.] The bowls and are still fit for purpose : I received a lovely christmas pudding made in one of these bowls- and after eating the pudding – I got to keep the bowl!
Six assorted sized bowls: green, yellow, grey, crimson, blue. For sale : $AUD120
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I always think pudding bowls are such a pleasing shape, with that ridge around the top
they are a lovely shape- are have lovely 40s colouring. thanks alison!
Such lovely pastel colours. Is Fowlers the same company that makes bathroom ware?
yep- one and the same. all those pink and black 50s bathrooms? – fowler ware!