CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY

Title : Leeds pottery creamware sauce boat

18th century sauce boat and stand in creamware.Leeds Pottery Yorkshire England.No restoration. A similar example is in the Temple Newsam museums collection of Leeds Pottery.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 2225

Dimensions :

Price Guide : B

Title : Leeds Creamware shaving bowl

A rare antique creamware shaving bowl from the famous Leeds Pottery. Impressed on the back LEEDS.POTTERY. this mark was discontinued after 1827. No restoration.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3172

Dimensions : 13

Price Guide : C

Title : Creamware blue painted teapot

Antique pottery teapot in underglaze blue paint decoration.Pearlware glaze,a beautifully formed and decorated piece. British pottery circa 1785. Re.Lois Roberts Book "Painted in Blue" published by the Northern Ceramics Circle. Restoration at handle and to a minor hairline in the inner rim of the lid.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3360

Dimensions : 8.5 long

Price Guide : C

Title : Rare creamware drug jar 18th c.

Creamware 18th century drug jar with script "OL OLIV 0".English pottery from circa 1795.No restoration.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3526

Dimensions : just over eight inches high

Price Guide : C

Title : Creamware Jelly mould Wedgwood

A very fine and rare example of a late 18th century creamware jelly mould from the genius potter Josiah Wedgwood.The basket of flowers impression is very defined and crisp and the degree of modelling has to be seen to be believed. The back of the mould is impressed in capitals WEDGWOOD with a *. The model is in very fine condition with no restorations,there is an insignificant rim chip on the back of the mould. FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3575

Dimensions : 11 inches long

Price Guide : C

Title : Yorkshire creamware candlesticks

A pair of creamware candlesticks approximately 200 years old and made at Ferrybridge in Yorkshire at the Wedgwood and Co factory. Minor hairline restored around stem of one.Manufacture date circa 1790.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3612

Dimensions : just over 10 inches high

Price Guide : C

Title : Antique creramware pitcher

Antique 18th century creamware pottery pitcher.Well modelled and applied strap handle with flower motifs in the Leeds Pottery manner. Circa 1780 PRICE £780.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3722

Dimensions : 7 inches high

Price Guide : B

Title : Antique English creamware bowl

English creamware pottery fluted bowl. Circa 1780 PRICE £575.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3728

Dimensions : 7 inches diameter

Price Guide : Ask

Title : Leeds creamware candlesticks

A good pair of Leeds Pottery creamware candlesticks modelled as Corinthian columns.They date from circa 1780. Some small rim chips at the sconces and stress hairline at one of the columns has been professionally and invisibly restored.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY"

Reference : 3734

Dimensions : 10 inches high

Price Guide : D

Title : Creamware pottery ewer c1780

Classically designed pottery ewer or pitcher.Ribbed body and base and with crisply modelled and applied handles with flowers motifs. Minor restored to tiny chip under spout and at base.FEATURES IN THE JOHN HOWARD CADA EXHIBITION "THE CREAM OF BRITISH POTTERY" Produced by James and Charles Whitehead manufacturers at Hanley,Stoke upon Trent in the county of Staffordshire. Late 18th century PRICE £1150

Reference : 3770

Dimensions : 8.5

Price Guide : Ask