Antique Agateware

There is a Chinese lion finial on the lid. Agateware is created by layering different colours of clay together, in order for the final piece of pottery to resemble agate stone.

A Wedgwood Agateware vase from the late 18th century decorated with a marbled slip in several shades of brown, cream, and blue.

Late 19th Century English agateware ceramic urn of Campana classical shape, with clear lead glaze on brown, tan, and white marbled clay.

A large, two-handled loving cup of inlaid agate ware, the exterior made of brown, blue, and cream glazed earthenware. Surface agateware is a type of Mocha Ware formed by wedging colo...

This vase is an extraordinary example of true solid agateware. It is something that we are constantly looking for, but rarely find.

Copeland and Garrett operated from 1833-1847 in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Agateware vessels are made up of a white clay stained with metallic oxides to create a swirl of multi-colored...

The lead-glazed light cream and red agateware pottery teapot is molded in the form of a pecten shell with a foo-dog finial and a serpent spout.

A very large neoclassical Campana shaped vase made of solid brown and black agate earthenware (terre mêlée) with applied creamware (faience fine) handles . The creamware handles h...

A mid 19th century Wedgwood Agateware urn shaped vase, circa 1850, converted to a lamp.

A mid 19th century Wedgwood Agateware urn shaped vase, circa 1850, converted to a lamp.

Fine English 18th century agateware basin. With banding and two handles.

18th century Staffordshire pottery agateware bowl c1760. A fine example, a gem of a piece.

English pottery agateware pitcher, mid 18th century, probably Staffordshire.

19th-20th century agateware brown and yellow tureen.

Four rare pottery earthenware agateware balls made with variegated colored clays.

A fine antique English saltglaze agateware pottery figure of a seated cat carrying a mouse.

A fine example of Staffordshire pottery agateware from the mid 18th century. The jug is marbled in dark brown and blue below honey coloured shades and has a strap handle with the c...

Antique English pottery chocolate or coffee pot emanting most probably from the Thomas Whieldon pottery located in Fenton, Staffordshire. This rare and very stylish pot is made in va...

Similar examples of agateware of this quality can be see in many of the major USA and UK museums.

19th-20th century large Italian agateware neoclassical style urn with lid.

A sensational pair of French Provençal marbleized mosaic faience (agateware) vases by Apt, circa 1880.

Two Staffordshire agateware tumblers with marbleized brown and cream glaze resembling agate stone (or wood), one with gold decorated rim, both by James Macintyre & Company, Staffords...

A pair of pottery spirit agateware flasks in the form of potatoes. These rare examples are decorated in mocha colours which are surface applied to simulate agate.

A rare pottery surface decorated agateware ball with mocha related colours. A most unusual and rare piece.