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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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EARLY POTTERY MOCHAWARE BOWL WITH EARTHWORM PATTERN Reference: 6161 Antique pottery bowl decoarted in mocha colours with the classic "earthworm Paterrn". Probably Staffordshire pottery .
Price:
gbp 1100.00 (Pound Sterling)
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ANTIQUE SILVER LUSTER PITCHER PEACE AND TRADE C1815 Reference: 6147 A large silver lustre pottery pitcher decorated with enamel colours and bearing the legend in bold letters "PEACE AND TRADE". The jug is alos strongly decorated under the spout with the Prince of Wales three feathers insignia. Produced at the tim... Dimensions: 11 inch high 13 inch wide
Price:
gbp 5500.00 (Pound Sterling)
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SET OF 6 HERCULANEUM ARCADED BORDER POTTERY PLATES Reference: 6107 A very rare set of arcaded border pottery plates with handpainted scenes of figures in rural landscapes.This set is is the work of the enigmatic artist Samuel Williams in circa 1810. Samuel Williams was the most prolific and long-serving artist at...
Price:
gbp 2950.00 (Pound Sterling)
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CREAMWARE POTTERY COMMEMORATIVE OF NELSON Reference: 5980 Antique period English creamware pottery jug commemorative of Lord Nelson's death. The pitcher is decorated with undergalze back and white transfer prints. Dimensions: 8.25 inch high
Price:
gbp 1750.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Commemorative Treaty of Amiens 1802 Ferrybridge Pottery Yorkshire Reference: 6008 The largest commemorative piece from the Ferrybridge Pottery in Yorkshire relating to the Peace Treaty of Amiens signed by Jos. Bonaparte and Cornwallis is 1802. The large lidded urn is decorated with an underglaze transfer print depicting Britan... Dimensions: 12.50 inch high
Price:
gbp 2250.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Antique English pottery earthenware slipware loaf dish Reference: 5942 A striking slip decorated earthenware baking or loaf dish. Dimensions: 16.50 inch wide
Price:
gbp 1600.00 (Pound Sterling)
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