18th Century Wares & Staffordshire Pottery

Title : NAIVE MODEL OF A CAT AGATE WARE

Reference: 3081

Antique agateware variegated clay pottery model of a cat with underglaze cobalt decoration.The cat is a pure piece of folk art and probably emanates from the English West country and possibly from the Bovey Tracey area. Antique English pottery date circa 1780.

Dimensions: 5 inches high

Price Guide : B

Title : SALTGLAZE LIDDED JUG C1760

Reference: 3024

Antique English saltglaze jug with cover.Handpainted in enamel colors.Probably Leeds or Staffordshire pottery.Circa 1760

Dimensions: 5.5 inches high

Price Guide : D

Title : RARE ENGLISH DELFTWARE CHARGER

Reference: 3021

A rare English pottery delftware charger from circa 1760.Good naive painting of two swans on lake all in vibrant colors. There is no restoration although the charger has two large cracks. Liverpool or Bristol Pottery

Dimensions: 13 inches diameter

Price Guide : E

Title : 18th Century Creamware teapot.

Reference: 2988

Antique English plain creamware teapot from Yorkshire or the Staffordshire potters. Antique English ceramic date circa 1775.

Dimensions: 4 inches high

Price Guide : B

Title : JELLY CORE WEDGWOOD C1790

Reference: 2928

Antique creamware jelly core with handpainted panels of fruit and foliage.The base bears the impress mark WEDGWOOD and relates to the late 18th century period from the famous Josiah Wedgwood factory in Staffordshire.Note;restored corner of base. Antique English ceramic date cica 1790.

Dimensions: 9 inches long

Price Guide : C

Title : Stoneware figure of a lion 18thc

Reference: 2862

A very unusual and striking model of a lion.Very naive modelling with a strong presence.A true piece of English folk art.The body is of a rather brick type composition which has acquired a wonderful patination. I have dated the lion circa 1750/85 period.

Dimensions: 9 inches long

Price Guide : Ask

Title : PRATTWARE PITCHER CIRCA 1795

Reference: 2845

Antique English/Scottish pottery jug in Pratt colors from circa 1795. Crisp relief moulded with figures of The Parson,The Clerk and The Sexton who are well decorated by the hand painter.The pitcher has a circular plinth base which is an unusual feature. Re;Griselda Lewis Book page which illustrates similar examples of the jug which have been attributed as Delftfield Glasow,Bovey Tracey Devon,and Staffordshire.

Dimensions: 9 inches high

Price Guide : C

Title : SET OF 4 ENGLISH SALTGLAZE DISHES

Reference: 2828

A set of four antique Staffordshire pottery satglaze dishes with pierced and relief moulded borders dating to c1760.

Dimensions: 9 inches approx diameter

Price Guide : C

Title : SET OF CREAMWARE DISHES CIRCA 1780

Reference: 2638

A set of 8 graduated antique English pottery creamware dishes in plain creamware from the late 18th century period.The dishes are finely potted and decorated with relief moulded garlands and pierced work on the rims.The set would make a wonderful cabinet or dresser display.Staffordshire or Yorkshire pottery circa 1780

Dimensions: 8.5 ,9.5 and 10.5 inches diameters

Price Guide : D

Title : PLAIN CREAMWARE PIERCED PLATE

Reference: 2637

Antique English pottery plain creamware plate with exceptionally well detailed pierced border decoration.Staffordshire or Yorkshire pottery circa 1780 late 18th century period.Very clean condition with no restoration.

Dimensions: 8.25 inches diameter

Price Guide : A