Antique Creamware

These unusually large plain creamware circular soup tureens and domed covers have ear-form handles

The early creamware tankard of bell-form is decorated with a Chinoiserie landscape of buildings

A pair of 18th century creamware urns of English origin, possibly Leeds or Wedgwood. The body with

Early English pottery creamware tureen, Staffordshire or Yorkshire, circa 1765 The lovely

12 Creamware pierced plates very thinly potted with fine reticulated and beaded borders, the walls

This magnificent creamware obelisk was crafted by the Ralph Wood factory in England during the

early as 1769. This elegant pair of Wedgwood creamware covered vases and stands was made c1820

Mocha Creamware pottery large cat's eye jug, circa 1800-20. A Mocha creamware jug unusually

A Creamware tureen in the form of a duck sitting on a nest. The nest is built on a leaf

For an almost identical example see image 506 in "Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple

A remarkable pair of two massive moulded Whieldon type dishes with a tortoiseshell and green sponged decoration.

Each with two lights and urn shape body with handles with gladiator heads , square socle and faux marble base.

The Wedgwood plain-undecorated plates are of circular form with openwork shaped rims. Impressed: Wedgewood.

English creamware large jug decorated with farm buildings and farm animals, Staffordshire or

On the reverse the Proscribed Patriots of America, Dated 1804. The creamware jug is printed and

An early 19th century Don Pottery green glazed creamware fruit bowl in a wonderful mint green color

1810, the pearl-glazed creamware dishes are hand-painted in bright colors featuring a dragon-like

rouletting checkered in midnight brown and white. The vase's body is made of pearlware, a type of creamware

A pair of early 19th century green glazed Creamware sauce tureens with attached stands and stock

The stag with light brown coat revealing patches of white on her neck and eye, modelled recumbent with one foreleg draped over the side of the base, the green waisted base surrounded...

A group of 9 decorative, colorful, early 19th century Staffordshire dishes for the wall or the table. Each of the dishes have orange, green or yellow borders and are accented with a ...

A mochaware pitcher with cable and trailed dot decoration was made in England, circa 1810. The center section of this pitcher is colored with vivid orange slip. This orange slip is ...

Set of Wedgwood creamware dishes made in the 18th century with a border in the distinctive

a creamware body, known as pearlware and made by Wedgwood from circa 1861-1887, the pieces have an

, Probably John Turner, Circa 1785-90. A rare English creamware sauce tureen with cover, stand

A set of ten Leeds Pottery (9 3/4" diameter) pierced cream ware (or creamware) plates from the

Spode's pattern #2605 with bands of green roses alternating with brown cross stitch hatching One of the ladles is pierced (see image #8)

The lead glazed moulded earthenware with a puce printed design of sea shells and sea weed with a similarly colored painted feathered rim in puce and remains of original gold enhancem...

A creamware dinner service decorated on the border with an elegant brown painted necklace design

The plain creamware teapot is unusually decorated with a panel on each side containing a hand

creamware body, known as pearlware and made by Wedgwood from circa 1861-1887, the pieces have an opaque

The massive Whieldon-type lead glazed punch pot and cover is of a heroic size. The spherical is sponged in manganese underglaze oxide and the body with well defined applied grape ...

A beautiful white flowered prenanthes is hand-painted on this shell shaped creamware dish. A

Belgium creamware patisserie stand dating from the 19th century.

Belgium creamware patisserie stand dating from the 19th century.

-colored slip. The color works beautifully with the unpainted creamware body of the handle and interior of

This pair of Wedgwood creamware baskets has hand woven pink decoration and arcaded pink edged

cartouche. Provenance: New York Collection of Creamware. Dimensions: Length 7 inches x length 3 1/2

as Whieldon ware. Tortoiseshell ware is 18th century creamware that is decorated under the glaze by

Heading : Sunderland Lustre Creamware Mug Decorated For The Grand Union Oddfellows Arms Date : 1813

A large mochaware barrel shaped pitcher made of pearl-glazed creamware in the early 19th century

A mochaware mug made in England, circa 1820. The mug is made of pearl-glazed creamware. The

creamware (faience Fine) handles have lion's head terminals covered in a faint yellow glaze traditional to

A large octagonal creamware platter painted in Pratt colors showing a scene with an elephant and

Two Wedgwood cream ware sectioned condiment serving dishes, circa 1780-1800. The oval sectioned cream ware baskets with unusual chocolate-coloring to the top edge of each of the ...

A Mochaware half pint mug molded in an elegant shape with a wide band of burnt orange slip decorated with vertical tree-like dendritic designs. The "trees" rise from a horizontal den...

This popular Wedgwood dish shows a single painted pink leaf ending in yellow and green over a lighter yellow border. Wedgwood made this pattern in a variety of colors including whit...

A handsome antique Mochaware quart mug or tankard that is wider at the bottom and slightly tapers as it goes up. Made in England, circa 1820, this mug was decorated with slip in broa...

Made in England circa 1810, this exquisite mug is decorated with two orange-colored slip bands. Each band is decorated with midnight brown "seaweed" over the slip. The orange bands a...

An antique pottery mocha pitcher with an ovoid shape and a creamware body decorated with bands of

An antique pottery mocha ware mug decorated with a large central band of light blue ground with two cables trailing marbled slip decoration: one white and dark brown, the other white...

A collection of outstanding English Mochaware mugs and pitchers. The four mugs and three pitchers represent a variety of design which shows the individuality of Mochaware. Every piec...

A mochaware pottery jug decorated with multicolored slip, dots. On this jug the slip would have been applied with a three chambered cup. During the process the quills were sometimes ...

Small Mochaware mug made in England, circa 1820. Decorated with two bands of black engine-turned diamonds and bands of brown slip. The piece has a surprisingly modern look considerin...

Every piece of Mochaware is unique. Decorated with a three color cable pattern of dark brown, light brown, and white slip this mug is a small gem! Made in England circa 1820 it would...

British Pottery solid agate Pecten shell teapot and cover, circa 1755-1760. The lead-glazed light cream and red agateware pottery teapot is molded in the form of a pecten shell w...

A large and lovely Wedgwood platter decorated with the Imari colors of orange and deep blue with accents of light green and gilt. The colorful decoration depicts loose sprigs of leav...