Antique English Yellow Slip Glazed Red Earthenware Pancheon / Dough Bowl Pan

Antiques : Confit Pots & Country Pottery

 

Large English red earthenware pancheon with a yellow slip-glazed interior – a flaring straight-sided bowl (best known as a yeast dough rising pan) with a broad, easy to grip rim, late 19th – early 20th century. This bowl is beautiful for its intensely rich yellow colored slip-glazed interior and contrasting red earthenware unglazed exterior. Considered to be one of the most traditional examples of English country pottery, this domestic and utilitarian bowl is also an essential element in any English or French country interior. The same glaze color and richness is found on French confit pots which makes it the perfect complement to a displayed collection of confit pots on a farmhouse kitchen table.

Condition is excellent. There are a couple of small chips underneath the rim which are not visible when the bowl is displayed. Diameter at the top is 17 ½”. Height is 8 ½”. Please note that this bowl is large and heavy.

Item ID: RL-EA001040