Cream Ware

Founded in 1804 by Paillart’s brothers in a part of the royal castle of Choisy-le-Roi, built in the 17th century for the Grande Mademoiselle and damaged under the Revolution, the man...

Founded in 1804 by Paillart’s brothers in a part of the royal castle of Choisy-le-Roi, built in the 17th century for the Grande Mademoiselle and damaged under the Revolution, the man...

Two Wedgwood cream ware sectioned condiment serving dishes, circa 1780-1800.

Late 18th Century Large Liverpool Cream Ware Jug Made for the American Market, circa 1780s, an extremely large soft paste pottery pitcher made by the English Liverpool potteries for ...

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

A rare find, a medium cream ware platter from Josiah Spode, circa 1785.

A dozen mid-19th century French cream ware octagonal soup dishes. They have a modern geometric look.

A fine large Italian cream-ware or white glazed ceramic teapot, featuring a fitted lid with a relief of a rose and bocage, over a tea pot body with a relief of roses or rosettes arou...

I purchased these along with other cream ware pieces directly from the company in England for inventory in my Boston shop.

A fine pierced cream ware (or creamware) compote (or comport) from the Georgian era - a footed oval bowl with a design of raised swags and a raised feather edge around the circumfe...

A fine large Italian cream-ware or white glazed ceramic pedestal bowl with mixed fruit topiary top, featuring a fitted lid with a relief of mixed fruits around the circumference, ove...

A set of ten Leeds Pottery (9 3/4" diameter) pierced cream ware (or creamware) plates from the Georgian era, each plate with a design of raised swags and a raised feather edge around...

A fine large Italian cream-ware or white glazed ceramic pedestal bowl with mixed fruit topiary top, featuring a fitted lid with a relief of mixed fruits around the circumference, ove...

A rare late 18th century oval cream-ware platter, depicting "High Flyer" (1774-1793) the famed undefeated racehorse of the 18th century.

The lid lifts to reveal the original cream ware ceramic liner which of course is removable, The underside of the lid marked EPNS for Electro-Plated Nickel Silver, there isn't a maker...

An exceptional 15-piece Wedgwood cream ware serving set, dating from the late 18th to early 19th century (circa 1790–1810).

Bunny Mellon had many collections of old and vintage cream ware with a special interest in table ware and decorative accessories for flowers due to her love of gardening and flower a...

The outside of the bowl is decorated with three color marbled slip decoration on a white pearl glazed cream ware ground. The bowl was made in England, circa 1840.

In 1786 the Emperor Josef II ordered the production of cream-ware. Holitch faience was inspired chiefly by English production.

19th century rare form sponge ware milk pitcher in pottery. This is a handmade piece. The condition is very good with a minor small chip on the inner lip inside the pitcher near the ...

These 19thc sponge ware pottery cream or milk pitchers are in pristine condition.

Creil-Montereau faience is a faïence fine, a lead-glazed earthenware on a white body originating in the French communes of Creil, Oise and of Montereau, Seine-et-Marne, but carried f...

A pretty green and cream cabbage ware or lettuce ware coffee mug.

A midcentury sterling silver hollow ware cream and sugar set showing a mark attributed to Alphonse La Paglia, circa early 1940s.

The "B" mark signified a cream colored ware also called "Ivory Body" and was used, circa 1860-1890.

AdvertisementAfter he manufactured a cream-coloured tea and coffee service for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, she allowed him to style himself "Potter to Her Majesty" and to ca...

Pair of blue and white French cream-ware plates. Hand-painted blue floral sprigs and border on shallow rimmed cream paste ceramic plates.

Advertisement after he manufactured a cream-colored tea and coffee service for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, she allowed him to style himself "Potter to Her Majesty" and to ca...

A fine large Italian cream-ware or white glazed ceramic pedestal bowl with rose topiary top, featuring a fitted lid with a relief of roses (or rosettes) and bocage around the circumf...

A rare and large faience English wine cooler with lid, early 19th century, probably wedgewood or leeds, unmarked, with an unusual lid having a 1" opening in the top to accommoda...

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...

Pair of rustic Italian earthenware pottery jars with a bulbous urn form body and fruit clusters cascading down the tapered base. Featuring a thick cream ware glazing that has a rich ...

A fine large Italian cream-ware or white glazed ceramic pedestal bowl with rose topiary top, featuring a fitted lid with a relief of roses (or rosettes) and bocage around the circumf...

The plate is made of a type of earthenware called Cream-ware This plate has a lovely buttery cream color, with a subtle greenish tinge under the glaze which is a characteristic of...

The Herculaneum Pottery was started in Liverpool, England in 1793. The factory made cream ware and pearl ware pottery as well as bone china porcelain.

This elegant pair of Art Deco book ends were realized by the esteemed Art Deco maker Kent Art Ware in Japan, circa 1930. They feature a stylized female figure with her eye closed, he...

With a beautifully worn, glossy finish, this petite cream ware cylindrical vessel is a wonderful example of Maya pottery.

An incredible and large antique Wedgwood Etruria Queens Ware pedestal fruit bowl centrepiece believed to date from around 1895.

This fine collection of rare 19th century sponge ware cream pitchers are in mint condition. These amazing form and color small pitchers are a great addition to any Americana collection.

From 1844 to 1862 he worked as an independent pottery wholesaler and in 1862, he opened his first pottery, initially producing cream ware and toilet items. A fire in early 1866 destr...

A French jaspé ware pottery pitcher from the 19th century, with brown glaze and cream polka dots.

From 1844 to 1862 he worked as an independent pottery wholesaler and in 1862, he opened his first pottery, initially producing cream ware and toilet items. A fire in early 1866 destr...

A green and cream colored Wedgwood Queen's ware soup tureen, underplate and laddle, with collection labels from "LLoyd J Bleir Collection," circa 1875.

I, page 128 for two sticks of similar proportions, #110 & #111 illustrated from the design book-Designs of sundry Articles of Queen's or Cream-colour'd Earthen-ware Manufactured by ...

Though this is English Cream Ware the decoration was done in Holland. The subject is from a series of scenes of the Prodigal Son, this one translates as "In Misery".

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.

AN ANTIQUE ENGLISH, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, CREAM WARE, FROG MUG, TITLED: 'WEST VIEW OF THE IRON BRIDGE OVER THE WEAR UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF R.

The English must have sold a great amount of cream ware or queen's ware to the Dutch in the 18th century.

This fine English George III period Wedgwood and Bentley Etruria classically inspired urn-form vase has a blue green variegated glaze in imitation of rare marble on a cream ware body...

English Late 18th Early 19th Cent. Cream ware Plate & Covered Oval Bowl With Bronze Color Painted Crest Of A Arm With A Sword & The Initials JJE.

Throughout the different phases of its existence, the factory made top quality cream ware, porcelain, majolica and ultimately the finest parian porcelain.

Reverse the doors and display a collection of white cream ware on the inside shelves or keep it closed to hide your flat screen TV.

With neoclassical decoration. Impressed Wedgwood.

Etruria, Staffordshire, circa 1785, chalky solid buff-green jasper ware rectangular molded body, applied and finely undercut white jasper bas- and haut-relief decoration depicting cu...