Antique Salt Glaze

18th century French creamware salt glaze tray.

A charming, small jug in salt-glazed earthenware. Plain: just the way we like it.  

A fine large French salt glazed urn or oil jar from the 19th c., featuring the traditional amphora shape and handles on opposing ends.

A fine, one-cup teapot in undecorated salt-glazed earthenware. The size reflects the early custom of a pot to each tea drinker.    

Pair of Scottish Terra Cotta Lions with Salt Glazed Finish. These are a true pair of lions - one lion is clutching the ball in the right paw and the other with the left paw.

Staffordshire stoneware salt glazed teapot color decorated with male and female figures, mid-18th century.

English 19th. Cent Salt Glaze Pottery Tree Trunk Pedestal. Very Large And Impressive Garden Ornament.

In salt-glazed stoneware, crisply moulded with the Mosaic pattern.

This is a prized classic example of Folk Art salt glazed pottery.

Salt-glazed stoneware vase is decorated with thick white glaze dots (some with gold) in a pattern of concentric circles on brown glaze background by Henri Simmen (1880-1963).

Pair of Scottish salt-glazed pottery dogs modelled as recumbent terriers on moulded plinths.

A large salt glazed ceramic brewery jug, manufacturered in the mid 19th Century by Port Dundas Pottery.

A rare and fine English salt glazed stoneware pitcher decorated with an Oriental man holding birds and birds in trees.

An excellent example of the popular Barleycorn pattern, crisply moulded in panels to the sides, with graceful sprigs. Salt-glaze particularly suits this sort of fine relief.

This salt glazed ironstone coffee pot with a lid made from pewter was realized in Staffordshire, England in 1860s-1870s.

Adding salt to the kiln in fact creates a gleaming but transparent glaze and a smooth, slightly imperfect texture.

This peculiar salt glazed ironstone teapot with an Victorian bamboo relief and lid made from pewter was realized in England in 1860s.

Adding salt to the kiln in fact creates a gleaming but transparent glaze and a smooth, slightly imperfect texture.

Charming collection of four pieces. The lidded pot is quite unique, the little knob on the top is worn silver plate. All pieces are in very good condition, there are no chips. Dimens...

Charming classic stoneware water cooler filter from glasgow Scotland.

A finely modeled stoneware pottery buff colored figure of a standing goat on base. A very rare example and unrecorded in any of the standard references. The figure is very well mode...

In salt-glazed stoneware, crisply moulded with fabulous beasts and birds.

Beautifully decorated salt glazed ceramic water storage container drilled for electric

Martin Brothers salt glazed tile decorated in relief with flowers and foliage.

Martin Brothers salt glazed tile decorated in relief with flowers and foliage.

Handsome Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock Jug from N. Clarke Jr., Athens NY Converted into Lamp, Nice Floral Motif

Martin Brothers salt glazed tile decorated in relief with flowers and foliage.

Martin Brothers salt glazed tile decorated in relief with flowers and foliage.

Handsome Old Salt Glaze Pottery Water Cooler Made into Lamp, 3 Gallon, With Cork where spigot was With British Monarchy Mottos

Offered is an exquisite 19th century Chinese imari polychrome bowl with a lightly scalloped edge. Salt glazed and in excellent antique condition. Some expected age crazing.

5363 Exceptional Example of a William Moorcroft Salt Glazed Landscape Vase, decorated in a pastel palate with an eggshell finish. 30cm high, 15cm wide Circa 1928

A salt-glaze plate, probably made about the time of Frederick the Great's successes in the Seven Years War and his convention with England in 1756 against France and her Allies.  ...

Late 16th century German stoneglaze Bellarmine jug The large Bellarmine jug with three moulded wheatsheaf patterns, twin small Tudor style roses and Bellarmine or Bartmann (BeardM...

German salt glaze stein with pewter cover, boldly decorated with incised flowers within a cartouche with blue details, on a combed ground, mounted with a period pewter lid with large...

5433 Tall and Elegant Martin Brothers Vase decorated with blue, green and tan glazes by Robert Wallace Martin. The salt glazed stoneware sculpture is modelled with protruding eyebrow...

Originally, they were made to conserve food, that’s the reason why they have a salt glaze, it makes the pot waterproof. This jug is unusual because of its shape and size, normally yo...

Dated circa 1837, England The jug is large scale with striking sprig molded images of Queen Victoria, her mother the Duchess of Kent, an impressively modeled swan and national emb...

Robert Wallace Martin for the Martin Brothers. A salt-glazed stoneware sculpture of an infant bird.

Dimensions: 8.50 inch wide 4.75 inch high 5.00 inch deep Medium: saltglaze stoneware pottery earthenware ceramic Provenance: Private Collection Westminster London Literature...

His early work, between 1910-1914, was inspired by the folk traditions in European ceramics including faience and salt-glazed stoneware. After World War, I he studied Oriental techni...

At first I thought this was called a salt glaze. It was obvious to me. But the longer I owned it I found out that it was a portuguese piece from a lovely company.

A very attractive salt glazed stoneware jug or pitcher from the Doulton Lambeth factory.

Sargent in The Copeland Collection, Chinese and Japanese Ceramic Figures, no. 42, p. 96, where the author notes that this figure ‘inspired the production of an English salt-glaze ver...

Literature: Page 163 Edwards and Hampson work titled White Salt-glazed STONEWARE of the British Isles makes reference to a similarly themed teapot which was destined for the American...

This salt glazed J Stiff Harvest ware jug was awarded to J W Dore, a member of the Chiswick Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1881.

The story goes that, short of wood, German potters used packing cases from herring to fire their kilns. The salt on the wood resulted in a fine, even white glaze, which they then lea...

salt glazed hedgehog planter

English salt glaze chimney pot, made between 1840 and 1880.

A large 18th century press molded salt glaze charger with a Chinese Rail/Basket border.

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Flat Back Recumbent Armorial Lion, 19th century, unmarked. 12" H x 22" W x 3.5" D.

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Flat Back Recumbent Armorial Lion, 19th century, unmarked. 12" H x 22" W x 3.5" D.

The Staffordshire salt-glazed stoneware basket has a twisted bail handle and scalloped rim with pierced sides.

19th century two gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, circa 1860s. In the style of H.

A large and impressive late 19th century Jacobean style decorative oak wall hanging panel, handcarved with three ornate arches, neoclassical columns, dentils and geometric patterns t...

An original antique Georgian architectural pine frieze wall panel c.1800, handcarved with scallop shell to the centre and scrolling foliage. Fitted with string for hanging, this anti...

Two antique cast iron trough planters of French origin, circa 1870. These beautiful matching trough plant pots are each of a spacious rectangular form with flared sides and scroll fe...

Pair of impressive carved rose stone columns from a cloister in Southern France. The columns are each in two pieces with a separate capital. The capitals are Romanesque in form with ...

An antique neoclassical style pine and composition carved panel, dating to the early 20th century. In a large landscape form, this handcrafted panel showcases a neoclassical scene ...

An exceptional early 20th century handcarved nautical diorama framed with glass above an associated 19th century mahogany console table with Carrara marble top. Ex. property of a Br...