Antique Drabware

A Pair of Drabware cornucopia in the form of swans

A small early 19th century Drabware mask head jug with white sprigged vines and flowers in a neoclassical design

A pair of English Drabware potpourri made by and bearing the rare John Turner mark "TURNER", in the 18th century c1780.

A pair of early 19th century Davenport Drabware pottery pierced and arcaded dishes with the unusual combination of blue, purple and mustard colors.

A Wedgwood Drabware part dessert service painted with flowers in soft pastel colors of pink, yellow and blue.

A set of eight Drabware dishes decorated with molded grape leaves and grape vines colored with brown glazes.

A set of drabware tea cups and saucers with gilt edges made in the early 19th century.

English drabware begins in the early 19th century, c1810. Unlike other pottery which starts with a white body which is painted, drabware is made from dark clay, resulting in deep ric...

A drabware jug decorated with impressed scenes of classical figures.

Wedgwood drabware dessert or cheese service. Beautifully modelled set of six grape leaf plates and two serving dishes in perfect condition.

We are pleased to present this set of fourteen drabware plates made in England in the mid-19th century.

A set of Drabware plates presumed to be English.

Each drabware plate is impressed with a raised design of palmettes around a central rondel.

Transparent glaze over the clay produces drabware's naturally rich, saturated color. Dimensions: 7" across the handles x 4.75" diameter x 5.25" tall Condition: Excellent Price: $760 ...

A very pretty set of ten Wedgwood Drabware dishes decorated with enamel flowers in sprigs of pink, blue and orange.

This is a superb, complete Wedgwood "drabware" botanical dessert service consisting of 12 round geranium dessert plates, two shaped-rim geranium serving plates, four rare elongated f...

This set of three drabware serving pieces was made by Ridgway in England circa 1830.

The Wedgwood Drabware pottery tureen with the body and cover formed by overlapping leaves and the ribbing of the leaves in a light green.

Of the 3 stirrup cups pictured here the fierce fox head is late 18th century, possibly by Ralph Wood.The Drabware hound is mid 19th Century. The spotted white, beige and black porcel...

Josiah Wedgwood led an extensive and systematic program of experiments creating creamware, pearlware, drabware, and black basalt. Throughout the 1800s, The Wedgwood Company's expensi...

Pair drabware candlesticks. Clean and crisp lines in a simple undecorated color perfect in a modern or classical setting.

A pair of neoclassical drabware candlesticks with simple clean lines and broad circular bases.

The cafe au lait color of these drabware dishes is created using a dark clay. A clear glaze over that dark clay produces the rich color of the drabware.

A very rare antique English Georgian early Ridgway hand painted drabware twin handled fruit basket and matching stand dating from around 1802.