An attractive matching pair of Grindley Petalware lidded serving bowls finished in the classic pale pastel green glaze that became synonymous with British utility ceramics of the 1940s.

Each bowl features the elegant scalloped "petal" rim and matching domed lid with pointed finial, combining practicality with the clean, modern styling of the period.

Produced by Grindley in Staffordshire during the post-war years, the Petalware range was designed for everyday dining while retaining a refined decorative appeal.

Today these pastel-glazed wares are highly sought after by collectors of vintage kitchenalia, farmhouse interiors, and mid-century English pottery.

Offered as a matching pair, these bowls display beautifully together and would make an attractive addition to any collection of British domestic ceramics.

Maker: Grindley

Origin: Staffordshire, England

Period: c. 1940s

Material: Glazed Earthenware

Markings: Grindley Petalware backstamp to the underside (where present).

Measurements & Weight: Diameter: 24.8cm, Height: 12.7cm, Weight: 1.70kg

Condition Report: Offered in very good vintage condition overall. Both bowls are free from structural cracks, chips, repairs, or restoration. One lid displays visible age-related glaze crazing, a natural and common characteristic of vintage earthenware, while the second piece remains in excellent condition. Both retain their attractive pastel green glaze and present well as a matching display pair.