Antique Creamware

Antique Spode "Chrysanthemum" pattern creamware dinner plate. This fantastic pattern full of a vast

Early 19th century 20-piece wedgwood creamware seashell and seaweed set, includes: Two shell-form

Two English hoop jugs, can be sold together or separately. The larger one is marked 'Bristol, Pountney & Co Ltd, England established 1683'. It is 17cm high, has a width of 15cm a...

Rare Davenport leaf form compote decorated with the colors of fall. Wonderful to add to a collection and enhance a sideboard or dining room table. This pattern is much sought after a...

These exquisite cream-ware soups bear the arms of Anthony Ashley Cooper the 5th Earl of Shaftsbury (1761-1811) whose ancestral lands are in the north of Dorset. They are impressed "W...

A good baluster-shaped jug, with a transfer print by Sadler and Green for the ancient order of the bucks, later known as Oddfellows. This "order", like so many others of the time, wa...

Antique English pottery shaker with a creamware body and typical lead glaze in the Whieldon manner.

Late 19th Century Minton Creamware Urn

Antique Wedgwood creamware twig chestnut basket. With under plate, circa 1850 and in good

This is a fabulous Spode tazza made in New Fayence china in 1829, which was the Regency era. It has a beautiful green ground with a transfer printed Chinoiserie pattern with flowers ...

This is a beautiful Spode plate made between 1812 and 1833. The plate is made of stone china and is decorated with a beautiful pink "Japan" pattern. I have a series of these Chino...

Silver lustreware Wedgwood partial luncheon service, circa 1900. Bright silver strawberry leaf pattern. Service includes: 6 - 9" dia. luncheon plates 1 - 11" w x 9.25" d x 1.75...

A late 19th century English Staffordshire figural group featuring an English setter chasing a stag, adapted into a lamp. Excellent condition with good detail including a delicate pol...

A Wedgwood Creamware Plate with distinctive symbols, including musical instruments.

A pair of 19th century English green and white creamware "twig" baskets with dishes

Three Piece Creamware Tureen Set. Stamped with an early Wedgwood mark on back of platter.

A rare and fine English creamware leaf molded dinner plate decorated in underglaze oxide colors

A rare English creamware (Whieldon school) pottery rectangular shape tea caddy molded with a

A well modeled creamware bodied stirrup cup which captures the crafty nature of the wily fox

A fine English creamware pottery loving cup, Whiedon school, decorated in underglaze oxide colors

a rare and fine English creamware pottery pineapple-molded teapot decorated in underglaze oxide

A rare English creamware (Whieldon school) charger decorated in underglaze oxide colors of brown

Staffordshire/Creamware with enamel colors over the glaze. This is the first time I have

A creamware “Whiskey” spirit barrel, glazed in a sang de boeuf red, with faded gilded detail

This unusual creamware coffee pot has stylistic similarities with that referenced in Griffin* p.131

A rare and fine English creamware (Whieldon school)lobed plate molded with raised fruit and leaves

figure is strongly decorated in green and mustard oxide glazes on an earthenware creamware body.

A rare and fine English creamware pottery, Whieldon school, teapot molded in the shape of a pear

Antique Staffordshire pottery figure of a seated cat. The figure has a creamware type body and is

. NINETEENTH-CENTURY CONTINENTAL CREAMWARE (founded c.1820) Europe

Staffordshire pottery creamware pottery fox head stirrup cup decorated in mottled coloured lead

A very rare pair of creamware bodied plates with a typical Whieldon Staffordshire pottery type lead

A rare creamware bodied pottery figure of a standing cow with suckling calf in the form of a

A rare English Staffordshire pottery creamware dish decoarted with a green glaze. The dish is

Staffordshire figure of a squirrell eating a nut. The figure has a creamware body and underglaze

Rare early Staffordshire creamware figure of ‘Man Friday’, shown with black skin, a bow across his

Early example of enchanting children's mug made of creamware in England. Hand-decorated with pink

A rare and highly decorative creamware pottery jelly core with the impressed mark on the base for

Two rare antique Staffordshire pottery figures of monkeys or apes. The figures have creamware

Earthenware, lead glazed creamware bodied relief moulded cornucopia wall pocket. The piece could

agate earthenware, with applied creamware ram's head handles, each impressed “Orleans” on underside of

A fine quality antique creamware pottery watch stand or hutch. The stand is modelled in the form

decorated in oxide colours on a creamware body in the Whieldon fashion. The piece has a good lead glaze

Description: Antique Staffordshire creamware pottery figure of a leopard. The figure is modelled

century. The figure is well modelled and has a thick lusterous glaze on a creamware body indicating the

…owners. Capt. James Barrett, Built in Essex. Creamware pottery with polychrome and transfer decoration

on a creamware body with relief moulding and lead glazed in white and green. The glaze on this dish

This creamware receptacle was made to hold the 'Poor Man's Friend' ointment of lard and beeswax

Antique English creamware pottery tea caddy with green glaze. This exceptionally large caddy is

detailed hand painting and gilding, With a creamware body, these are an exceptional example of their type

‘Whieldon’ glazed creamware loving cup, Staffordshire, c. 1760. The thinly potted cup, rising from

A rare and large size William Greatbach creamware teapot and cover circa 1770/82. Classic

and primitive as is the modelling. The body is creamware and the figure would date to late 18th

inspired by the English Leeds creamware forms and produced quality examples with artistic detailing.

bookcase circa 1890-1920 would look so fabulous filled with an array or creamware or pretty white plates

creamware, or could be enhanced by the addition of blue-printed patterns such as ‘Oaklands’ or ‘Peony’ such

factory made top quality creamware, porcelain, majolica and ultimately the finest parian porcelain. Minton