Collection: Mason Cash

What Mason Cash makes

Mason Cash is a British pottery brand with origins dating back to 1800, best known for its distinctive Cane mixing bowls — the cream-coloured embossed earthenware bowl that has been a baking icon in British kitchens for two centuries. The HC range carries the full Innovative Kitchen line (modern stoneware bakeware and accessories), the Classic Collection of pie dishes and bakers, the Original Cane mixing bowls, and a range of stoneware mugs in classic, William Mason, and Reactive Glaze finishes. The brand sits in a sweet spot between functional bakeware and giftable crockery.

Where it's used

Cafés serving traditional baking menus use Mason Cash mixing bowls as both prep tool and front-of-house display. Restaurants running British or European-style menus appoint pie dishes and oval bakers from the Classic Collection for table-served pies and casseroles. Bakeries use the Innovative Kitchen measuring jugs and pudding basins for back-of-house prep where the ceramic doesn't react with acidic ingredients the way stainless can. Retail-leaning venues — produce stores, gift shops attached to cafés — also stock Mason Cash for direct sale alongside coffee.

Range highlights

• Cane mixing bowls (Original): the iconic embossed earthenware in cream finish, sized 24 cm/2 L through to larger family sizes.
• Innovative Kitchen: stoneware Grip Stand mixing bowls, measuring jugs, pudding basins, garlic stores, spoon rests — modern designs with anti-slip bases.
• Classic Collection: stoneware oval bakers, rectangular bakers, pie dishes, and square bakers in cream and grey.
• Reactive Glaze and William Mason mugs: 400 mL stoneware mugs in cream, grey, and reactive-finish sets of four for café and retail.
• Rustic Charm: butter dishes, salt pigs, and country-style accessories in earthy stoneware finishes.

Working with our team

Hospitality Connect's catalogue depth in this category reflects 21+ years of supplying Australian commercial venues — single-supplier convenience across appliances, smallware, and consumables means fewer purchase orders, consolidated freight, and consistent specification advice from a team that's seen most operational scenarios before.

Specification matters more than buyers expect — undersized or oversized purchases waste both capital and operating cost. Our trade team spec'd thousands of fitouts across cafés, restaurants, hotels, function venues, and contract kitchens, and we'll match recommendations to your venue brief rather than push the catalogue.

Pair with

Coordinate Mason Cash on the table with stainless mixing bowls for back-of-house, cake covers and stands for display, and serving boards for tableside presentation. For retail-leaning venues, pair with Teakhaus boards and Cole & Mason mills in matching giftable formats.

Why buy Mason Cash from Hospitality Connect

• Authentic British-brand stock — Cane mixing bowls and Innovative Kitchen ranges held consistently in Australia.
• Trade pricing on case quantities; replenishment available across the long-running Classic Collection.
• Suits both back-of-house prep use and front-of-house display — dual-purpose investment for cafés and bakeries.
• Earthenware and stoneware finishes that pair naturally with timber and reactive-glaze table presentations.
• Replacement availability — most Classic and Innovative Kitchen pieces stocked long-term across multiple seasons.
• Freight pooled with other warehouse picks; bulk orders priced for fitouts and retail showrooms.

Mason Cash care and longevity

• Hand-wash the iconic Cane bowls — the embossed pattern and earthenware glaze fade in repeated dishwasher cycles.
• Innovative Kitchen and Classic Collection stoneware is dishwasher-safe; check the base label for individual exceptions.
• Avoid sudden temperature changes — moving a hot pie dish to a cold bench top can cause thermal shock cracks.
• Polish reactive-glaze mugs gently — glaze pooling means surface texture varies and abrasive scourers leave marks.
• Check anti-slip silicone bases on Innovative Kitchen pieces annually; the silicone perishes after a few years.
• Store mugs in single-layer stacks with felt liners; the glaze finish chips at the rim under heavy stack pressure.

Working with our team

Send through your venue brief and cover counts to our trade desk — we'll quote a full specification with matched accessories and consolidated freight. The Melbourne showroom carries samples across all major ranges, and trade pricing scales by volume on multi-line orders.

Need help choosing? Talk to us

Visit our showroom to handle the full Mason Cash range in person — finish and weight read more clearly in hand than in product photos. Call our trade desk for café and bakery rollout quotes; consolidated freight on multi-line orders keeps the per-piece cost down.