Antique Leeds Creamware

Dated: circa 1775 to circa 1780 Leeds Yorkshire England Creamware pottery globular shaped teapot decorated with stripes of fruit and leaves in the "chintz" style.

Lovely Leeds Creamware Tureen and Cover, England, c. 1800.

One set of six Leeds Creamware Reticulated Plates, 18th century, pierced with diamonds, dots and lozenges, along with molded beadwork diameter 9 3/8 inches.

Leeds Creamware Pottery Covered Chestnut Basket and Cover, W.W Slee, Leeds Pottery Creamware, The circular creamware fruit bowl is made in two parts.

At the top, a figure representing the neoclassical image of "Plenty" holds a cornucopia (See Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House, Leeds pg 122 images 466 and 4...

A lovely cream-ware tureen with lid with finely molded "rope" handles, large size, probably early Wedgewood or Leeds.

These unusually large plain creamware circular soup tureens and domed covers have ear-form handles with acanthus-leaf decoration. The finial in the form of a flower bud. The tureen...

English plain Creamware Tankard, Leeds, Circa 1770 A Leeds creamware tankard, of ogee form, its lower third fluted and with beaded rim and foot-rim and with vine-twist handles t...

Standing 16 inches tall this rare piece of pottery in the Georgian style (reminiscent of Louis XVI style) could likely be Leeds creamware and consists of the reticulated cover surmou...

A pair of Leeds Pottery creamware dishes the center of each dish with the impressed design of a rose, and the rims pierced with a band of openwork design.

These Creamware dishes have elaborately pierced borders, with raised swags, and molded feather edge decoration.

Leeds Pottery made this perfectly proportioned large 18th-century creamware tureen in Yorkshire, England, circa 1780.

Large creamware enamel-painted horses are rare. Leeds made the largest of the creamware horses.

An image of these exceptional dishes can be found on page 152 in, "Creamware and Other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House Leeds," by P Walton.

From a collection of creamware- Antique 18th Century Creamware Large Feather-edged Circular Dish, Possibly Leeds, 1780-1800 The deep plain circular creamware circular dish has ...

It was later dubbed "Queen's ware," but it is now known simply as creamware or "Leeds ware." The earlier pieces are a deeper yellow than later examples, and the difference is signifi...

Last photo includes raised Leeds Pottery set of ten plates. Please ask about our extensive collection of creamwares and whitewares.

The plain creamware mold is probably Leeds. The mold is of triple stepped oval form with basal waved moldings each tier pierced with stylized roundels surmounted by a fish.

From a collection of creamware dishes- Antique Creamware Feather-edged Circular Dishes, Pair, Probably Leeds, 1780-1800 The deep plain creamware circular dishes have a moulded...

It was later dubbed "Queen's ware," but it is now known simply as creamware or "Leeds ware." The earlier pieces are a deeper yellow than later examples, and the difference is signifi...

English Creamware Openwork Fruit Baskets and Covers, Leeds Pottery, 1930s The oval openwork plain creamware baskets and have a series of reeded openings to the central portion of th...

English creamware sweetmeat centerpiece stand with Dolphin, Attributed to Leeds, Yorkshire circa 1775-1790 The plain creamware sweetmeat centerpiece stand has six conjoined moul...

English Creamware Large Openwork Covered Jar, Probably Leeds Pottery, Circa 1780 The large and rare covered reticulated creamware jar has twisted ribbon intertwined handles and a a...

It was later dubbed "Queen's ware," but it is now known simply as creamware or "Leeds ware." The earlier pieces are a deeper yellow than later examples, and the difference is signifi...

Dimensions: 10 inches Diameter x 1 inch high Provenance: Private Collection with Bardith, New York. Reference: Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple Newsom House, Leeds, Pe...

It is rare to find a solid white creamware horse. Leeds Pottery began around 1770 and closed in 1878.

A large early pierced creamware candleholder (or candlestick) by the celebrated English pottery firm, Leeds Pottery.

Dimensions: 14" tall x 10.25" diameter Condition: Excellent Price: $5800 For an image and description, see "Creamware and Other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House, Leeds," "by P...

The other represents autumn. Possibly made at Leeds Pottery, but unmarked". Dimensions: 10x x 6" x 2.5" deep" Condition: Excellent Price: $2400

A pair of early pierced creamware candleholders (or candlesticks) by the celebrated English pottery firm, Leeds Pottery.

Priced as a set Last photo includes raised Leeds Pottery compote or comport. Please ask about our extensive collection of creamwares and whitewares.

A pair of Leeds type Creamware tureens with pierced arcades, a molded basket weave design, and an artichoke finial.

This rare and wonderful set of 6 late 18th c. creamware platters was made by Leeds pottery and features the classic blue shell edge borders.

This is an excellent latticed creamware dish or plate by Leeds Pottery of Jack Lane, Hunslet, Leeds in Yorkshire, England, made in the late 18th Century, circa 1790.

Standing 16 inches tall this rare piece of Leeds creamware in the Georgian style (reminiscent of Louis XVI style) consists of the reticulated cover surmounted by an open neck with ga...

This rare and beautifully modeled creamware soup tureen was made by Leeds Pottery around 1780.

The pair of English 18th-Century creamware candlesticks are probably Leeds. These creamware candlesticks have a central reeded column rising from a stepped square base with beading a...

A nice pair of Leeds blue and white feather-ware oval under-plates with a basket weave texture and a reticulated border, circa 1850. Signed "I H".

A fine antique English creamware teapot and cover hand painted with floral arrangements with cross over handles and floral and leaf terminals. The teapot dating from circa 1770 is li...

The edges are scalloped with scrolls. English creamware, circa 1780. Very possibly Leeds, though similar ware were made by Wedgwood and a number of other factories.

A fine and large Leeds creamware jug, dated 1773. Probably painted at the David Rhodes workshop, with an oval scrollwork panel, inscribed ‘John Pickford, 1773’, beneath the spout, wh...

Item No. 258 Pair of Leeds Creamware Chargers England; Early 19th Century 14.5" DIA x 1.5"H Price: $1,990. / PAIR

A pair of Leeds creamware enameled reticulated chestnut baskets, English circa 1790, of oval form with hand painted neoclassical terra cotta and black decoration on the interior and ...

Unmarked, but this class of dated creamware with enameled prints belongs to Leeds.

Pair Leeds Pierced Creamware

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

A lovely example of the simple beauty of creamware. The creamware saucer is decorated with just the red and the green.

English creamware tureen, cover, ladle and stand, c. 1790, probably Yorkshire. The tureen having rope twist handles, terminating with flowers and leaves, standing upon a pedestal foo...

Provenance: The Art Institute of Chicago In the late 19th and early 20th century, typical 18th century Leeds Pottery creamwares were produced by members of the Senior family, prim...

This massive and impressive piece of creamware bears the impressed mark LEEDS POTTERY.

One of the finest examples of 18th century period creamware pottery produced by the famous Leeds Pottery in Yorkshire, the chestnut basket and stand.

Antique 18th century creamware pottery jar and cover with reticulated decoration probably from the Leeds Pottery England.

Antique 18th century period creamware plain undecorated melon tureen. A rare example of quality creamware pottery possibly Leeds Pottery Yorkshire or Wedgwood Staffordshire.