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19th Century English Pottery - Lustreware, Pearlware, Creamware
Circa 1800-35
The early part of the 19th century is a very rich time for English, Welsh, and Scottish Pottery. Hundreds of potters were busy producing decorative and functional wares for the exploding population.
Many of these wares were mass-produced and marketed to the ordinary working family. High quality tableware and decorative items were made for the more aspiring and affluent middle and upper classes. Large country homes and elegant town houses occupied by the new industrialists, financiers and rural elite who wishes to impress bought fine examples of pottery from the classic potters of the time such as Spode, Davenport, Masons, Mayer, Wedgwood, Herculaneum, Don and countless other factories.
Underglaze blue and white transferware was very popular and much produced by numerous factories often illustrating idyllic rural scenes and romantic ruins in foreign lands.
New techniques such as items decorated in lustre were introduced and one of our specialisation’s is pink and silver lustre objects from the circa 1820/35 period. These pieces can form a stunning assemblage and are often used by interior designers to create a statement in a room.
The pink splash lustre decorated pitchers are made in the North East of England in the Newcastle and Sunderland area. The silver lustre ware was produced mainly in Staffordshire and Yorkshire. Some fine examples also came from the famous Dillwyn and Glamorgan Potteries in South Wales.
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ANTIQUE ENGLISH POTTERY PINK LUSTER QUINTELS Reference: 0239 A rare pair of quintels decorated in pink splash pink luster with green enamels. This stunning and rare pair are impressed under the base SEWELL AND DONKIN. Sewell and Donkin produced some of the best quality examples of luster in England. The ... Dimensions: 7.50 inch high 7 inch wide
Price:
gbp 2450.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Salopian punch pot Swinton Pottery Rockingham Works Yorkshire Reference: 0217 A massive pearl ware punch pot decorated with an underglaze transfer print of a boy with two rams in a chinoserie landscape. The transfer is decorated in the Salopian pallette also underglaze. The scale of this pot is significant and is one of,if ... Dimensions: 11 inch high 14 inch wide
Price:
gbp 1850.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Silver luster Staffordshire pottery Sucrete and cover c1820 Reference: 0207 A rare antique silver lustre pottery Sucrete. Staffordshire or Yorkshire Pottery circa 1820. The pot is relief moulded with resist decoration of flowers. A very unusual form to find in silver luster. Dimensions: 6 inch high 7 inch wide
Price:
gbp 650.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Sunderland Pottery pink splash luster pitcher. c1835 Reference: 0095 A good size antique pink luster pitcher from the Sunderland Potteries North East England. The jug is strongly decoarted with rich pink luster of the best quality and features an underglaze transfer print of the famous bridge of the River Wear. Th... Dimensions: 9 inch high
Price:
gbp 1150.00 (Pound Sterling)
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TRIFLE FOR THOMAS ANTIQUE POTTERY GIFT MUG ENGLISH C1820 Reference: 6985 A fine clean example of a gift pottery mug with the text " A trifle for Thomas". This mug dates to circa 1820 and is Staffordshire or possibly Yorkshire pottery Dimensions: 2.50 inch high
Price:
gbp 240.00 (Pound Sterling)
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TOBY JUG SCOTTISH POTTERY FIGURE CIRCA 1820 Reference: 6922 Portobello Pottery Scotland unusual toby jug figure. The male figure is modelled sitting on top of a barrell. Attribution to the Scottish Pottery is not definitive but is strongly denoted by the colour palette and glaze of the figure. Dimensions: 10.50 inch high
Price:
gbp 985.00 (Pound Sterling)
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