Are Ohio Stoneware mixing bowls made in the USA?

Yes. Ohio Stoneware makes them in Zanesville, Ohio, part of a pottery region that has been producing American stoneware for more than a century.

Are stoneware mixing bowls oven safe?

Yes. They’re oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. To prevent thermal shock, put the bowl in the oven while it heats instead of into an oven that’s already hot, and never use it on a stovetop.

Are the glazes lead-free?

Yes. Ohio Stoneware uses lead-free, food-safe glazes with no harmful chemicals.

What size is the largest bowl?

The large 12" bowl holds 6.69 quarts, enough for a two-loaf bread recipe with room for the dough to rise.

Do you sell a stoneware mixing bowl set?

The blue stripe Dominion bowls come in all three sizes – 8", 10" and 12" – and they nest together for storage. Add one of each to your cart for the complete set of 3.

What’s the difference between stoneware, earthenware and ceramic mixing bowls?

They’re all ceramics. Stoneware is fired at a higher temperature than earthenware, so it’s denser, stronger and less porous. That makes a stoneware bowl the better choice for daily mixing, baking and dishwashing.

Ohio Stoneware Mixing Bowls – Dominion Stoneware Bowls & Sets

Ohio Stoneware Dominion 10 inch stoneware mixing bowls with poppy red, green and blue stripes

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Dominion 10 inch mixing bowls in Poppy Red, Green and Blue stripe

Ohio Stoneware Dominion blue stripe mixing bowls, 8, 10 and 12 inch

Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowls
Heavy, old-fashioned stoneware mixing bowls like the ones in Grandma’s kitchen

These stoneware mixing bowls are still made in the USA by Ohio Stoneware in Zanesville, Ohio. The Dominion line has a tan stoneware body with a banded stripe and a rolled rim you can grip. Choose the 8" small, 10" medium or 12" large mixing bowl, or get all three to make a nesting set. Every bowl has a lead-free, food-safe glaze and is safe in the oven, microwave and dishwasher.

Made in the USA by Ohio Stoneware, Zanesville, Ohio
Lead-free, food-safe glaze, with no harmful chemicals
Oven, microwave & dishwasher safe
Three nesting sizes: 1.67 qt, 3.94 qt and 6.69 qt
Colors: Blue, Black, Green and Poppy Red stripe

Blue stripe, 3 sizes ↓ | Black, green & poppy red ↓ | Size chart

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These items cannot be shipped to Canada, Alaska, Puerto Rico and Hawaii.

New: Prefer the speckled farmhouse look? Shop our vintage-style Ohio Stoneware spongeware mixing bowls in blue, green & poppy red.

Three nesting sizes

Blue Stripe Stoneware Mixing Bowls

Buy one, or add all three to your cart for the full nesting set – the 8" stacks inside the 10", which stacks inside the 12".

SMALL

Small Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 8" Blue

1.67 quart. Good for whisking eggs, dressings, dips and half batches.

8" dia. × 4¼" H

$19.99

ID#: Opco12072

MEDIUM

Medium Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 10" Blue

3.94 quart. The everyday size for cookie dough, cake batter and sides.

10" dia. × 5½" H

$27.99

ID#: Opco12089

LARGE

Large Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 12" Blue

6.69 quart. Our largest stoneware mixing bowl, sized for bread dough, double batches and big salads.

12" dia. × 6⅛" H

$42.99

ID#: Opco12096

More colors

Black, Green & Poppy Red Stoneware Mixing Bowls

10"

Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 10" Black

3.94 quart. Black stripe on tan stoneware, a sharp look for a modern farmhouse kitchen.

10" dia. × 5½" H

$26.99

ID#: Opc12744

10"

Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 10" Green

3.94 quart. A classic green-banded mixing bowl with vintage country charm.

10" dia. × 5½" H

$26.99

ID#: Opc12775

10"

Ohio Stoneware Dominion Mixing Bowl – 10" Poppy Red

3.94 quart. A cheerful red stripe on tan stoneware, the classic red mixing bowl.

10" dia. × 5½" H

$26.99

ID#: Opc12805

Stoneware Mixing Bowl Sizes

Size	Diameter	Height	Capacity	Best for
Small	8"	4¼"	1.67 qt	Eggs, dressings, dips, half batches
Medium	10"	5½"	3.94 qt	Cookie dough, cake batter, sides
Large	12"	6⅛"	6.69 qt	Bread dough, double batches, salads

Why stoneware

Why Choose a Stoneware Mixing Bowl?

A stoneware mixing bowl is heavy enough to stay put while you beat batter by hand, so you don’t need a damp towel underneath. It holds temperature: a warm bowl helps dough rise, and a chilled one keeps pie crust and whipped cream cold. Glazed stoneware won’t react with acidic ingredients the way metal can, and it won’t stain or hold smells like plastic.

Because Ohio Stoneware fires its clay hotter than earthenware, these bowls are dense and chip-resistant, and many families use them for decades. That’s why vintage stoneware mixing bowls are still sought after. The Dominion line gives you that look – new, made in the USA and to today’s food-safety standards.

Questions & answers

Stoneware Mixing Bowl FAQ

Are Ohio Stoneware mixing bowls made in the USA?: Yes. Ohio Stoneware makes them in Zanesville, Ohio, part of a pottery region that has been producing American stoneware for more than a century.
Are stoneware mixing bowls oven safe?: Yes. They’re oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. To prevent thermal shock, put the bowl in the oven while it heats instead of into an oven that’s already hot, and never use it on a stovetop.
Are the glazes lead-free?: Yes. Ohio Stoneware uses lead-free, food-safe glazes with no harmful chemicals.
What size is the largest bowl?: The large 12" bowl holds 6.69 quarts, enough for a two-loaf bread recipe with room for the dough to rise.
Do you sell a stoneware mixing bowl set?: The blue stripe Dominion bowls come in all three sizes – 8", 10" and 12" – and they nest together for storage. Add one of each to your cart for the complete set of 3.
What’s the difference between stoneware, earthenware and ceramic mixing bowls?: They’re all ceramics. Stoneware is fired at a higher temperature than earthenware, so it’s denser, stronger and less porous. That makes a stoneware bowl the better choice for daily mixing, baking and dishwashing.