Pratt Ware

Pair of 19th Century Pratt Ware Figures Electrified/Lamped

A very large Pratt Ware punchbowl, inscribed to the centre with ‘One Bowl More & Then

A documentary teapot, in pearl ware with Pratt ware colors under glaze. Dated and inscribed for

1/2”. Condition – Restoration to the legs, and left ear. Pratt Ware, John & Griselda Lewis for

: Page 87 Pratt Ware by John and Griselda Lewis published by the Antique Collectors Club.

reminscent of Tittensor Pottery. Medium: pearl ware pottery pratt colors bocage Literature: Pages 128

"Babes in the Wood" is an affectionate 18th century Pratt Ware pottery figure group of two young

with an underglaze blue line and a large leaf in blue below the spout. Reference: Pratt Ware, John

Elias Clark Collection. For a similar figure of a sailor see pg 242 John and Griselda Lewis "Pratt Ware

Griselda Lewis, Pratt Ware, 1780-1840, 1984, p. 65 and Pat Halfpenny, English Earthenware

rushed off to his den, O!…. Pratt ware is a type of creamware or pearlware, characterized by underglaze

Griselda Lewis, A Collector's History of English Pottery, p. 123; Also ss: John and Griselda Lewis, Pratt

Antique English pottery pitcher in Pratt Ware with sailors return and farewell c1810 Antique

: Pratt Ware by John and Griselda Lewis, English and Scottish relief decorated and underglaze coloured

A very rare Pratt Ware "Postillion" toby jug, circa 1800-1810 period, Staffordshire Pottery England

....reference HW1364 Literature: John and Griselda Lewis page 208 Pratt Ware English and Scottish relief

condition and previously unrecorded. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis Pratt Ware English and Scottish

Yorkshire potters. Literature: John and Gridelda Lewis . Pratt Ware 1780-1840. English and Scottish

. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis PRATT WARE 1780-1840 English or Scottish

A very rare Pratt ware figure of a gardener, Staffordshire, circa 1790. Modelled as a bare footed

fine pearlware glaze. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis pages 78 and 79 Pratt Ware English and

and Museum in Brighton, England. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis Page 164 Pratt Ware 1780-1840

Literature: Various Prattware horses of a similar type page 277 and 278 PRATT WARE by John and Griselda Lewis.

. Literature: Pratt Ware by John and Griselda Lewis. Page 82 illustrates several similar examples

Lewis Book Pratt Ware circa 1780-1840 has illustrations of some stirrup cups, however the stag is a

85 figure reference 18 Pratt Ware 1780-1840. Also refererred to in Major Cyril Earles reference

would have been broken to extract the savings. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis .Pratt Ware