Betty Bowl - No longer in production
Produced in the following colors – White, Black, Rose, Cobalt Blue, Turquoise, Periwinkle Blue, Sea Mist Green, Persimmon, Cinnabar, Sunflower, Plum, Shamrock, Tangerine, Scarlet, Peacock, Heather.
It was NOT produced in the following colors – Apricot, Yellow, Lilac, Sapphire, Chartreuse, Pearl Gray, Juniper, Evergreen and all colors produced after Evergreen.
- This bowl is not a Fiesta® item. However, they were produced in Post 86 and Vintage Fiesta® glazes, so I felt it needed to be included.
- This bowl was an exclusive only to Betty Crocker.
- The original 1941 Betty bowl was introduced on a Bisquick box and were only produced in Vintage Fiesta® Turquoise or Harlequin Yellow glazes.
- Betty bowls without backstamps were sold as second quality bowls through HLC’s factory outlet stores.
- Betty Crocker® had the Vintage bowls produced by three different manufacturers.
- To help you distinguish between the manufacturers, below, you will see the different backstamps.
- Note how the “Betty Crocker” signatures differ. See how the “B” and “C” are different?
- Becky Turner wrote a great article about the Betty bowls in the Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association (HLCCA) quarterly club magazine, The Dish (Vol. 5 No 2, Winter 2002).
Fun Fact –
- The Betty bowl that is illustrated to the left was produced by HLC for The Betty Crocker Catalog, 75 Years of Loyalty – 1931-2006. This bowl sold at Strawser Auctions in June 2021 for $85.00 + buyers premium.
- To my knowledge it was only produced in the Scarlet glaze.