Slipware

Donyatt Pottery Devon an earthenware slipware puzzle jug scraffito decorated named and dated James Greenslade Maker January 17th 1862.

Earthenware slipware comb decorated baking or loaf dish made in England in the 1800 period.

Circular earthenware slip decorated baking dish with a continuous buff colored slip design of curls and loops. The piece is in fine order with some wear in the center commensurate wi...

Welsh slipware earthenware vase with sgraffito sea weed decoration and an inscription in Welsh.

Diameter: 11.50 inch Medium: slipware earthenware pottery ceramic Current Condition No restoration Provenance: Collection of Islwyn Watkins.

HUGE old French, handthrown and handpainted slipware doughbowl featuring a B in the center, an entire arm's length across, and a fabulous piece of French provincial culinary ware.

Literature: A similar piece is shown in Ronald G.Coopers publication, English Slipware Dishes 1650-1850.

A good antique pottery slipware baking dish probably from the Staffordshire area in the late 18th century.

John Clappison Slipware Anvil vase with Studiocraft Vase for Hornsea, 1966 Measures: Height 20 cms Diameter 35 cms John Clappison Studiocraft vase Print silkscreen over glaze...

Dimensions: 11.00 inch wide, 2.50 inch high, 11.00 inch deep Diameter: 11.00inch Medium: slip slipware earthenware ceramic pottery Current condition The dish is unrestored w...

Provenance: Synge- Craven Collection Literature: The Fishleys of Fremington by a Devon Slipware tradition by John Edgeler.  

Earthenware hump moulded slipware dish with resist decoration. Impressed BL and St Ives seals to base.

Dated: 1816 Staffordshire, England A slipware earthenware pitcher with a dark brown ground with dark honey-colored trailing slip decoration with the initials T:B and the date 30 M...

They are suitable for all uses. The bowls are slipware externally, with a red earth color finishing touch and dyed with the traditional tints associated with Renaissance earthenware.

The dedicatee of this antique slipware flagon was known to have been an agricultural worker.

A naive country slipware earthenware pottery pot with charming graffito decoration of birds and leaves.

They are suitable for all uses. The bowls are slipware externally, with a red earth color finishing touch and dyed with the traditional tints associated with Renaissance earthenware.

A large English stoneware water filter with foliate slipware applique in a contrasting color. Charcoal was added to the top and water filtered through for purification.

It is an item in ceramics, slipware and enamel, using a pre-Renaissance Italian clay technique.

Provenance: Synge Craven Collection Literature: Reference 68 The Synge- Craven Collection of Regional Slipware  

A luminous object crafted in slipware and enameled ceramics, using a pre-Renaissance Italian clay technique.

It is almost wall construction, a characteristic technique used in Roman art, which makes it a timeless item. Crafted in slipware and enameled ceramics, using a pre-Renaissance Ital...

An antique slipware Donyatt puzzle jug with naive scraffito decoration including paired tulips and a bird, where within a square reserve to the front the name W.

Large 19th Century Slipware Jug. Extraordinary slip decoration. Aside from minor nibbles and minor losses to glaze good condition.

Large 19th Century Slipware Jug. Extraordinary slip decoration. Aside from minor nibbles and minor losses to glaze good condition.

19th Century Spatterware Jug. France Circa 1890

Large 19th Century swirling marble slipware Jaspe ware jug. Savoie. France, Circa 1880.

French Provençal Pitcher, circa 1840. Wonderful slipware design in blue and cream on a terra cotta glaze.

Impressive Early 19th Century slipware plate, most likely Alsace region, naive circus scene of a monkey and trainer, the monkey being encouraged to ride a camel.

Slipware marriage plate. decorated with the key to unlock the heart of love.

Charming late 19th century French slipware cream jug, originating from Burgundy, blue base and floral design.

A handmade, stoneware bowl with decorative slipware design. Likely made in Denmark during the late 20th century.

Early 20th Century Trefoil spout marble slipware jug France Circa 1900

A rare Fremington pottery Nautical slipware jug of ovoid form with an applied scroll handle, incised and slip decorated in yellow with a galleon in full sail, compass, sun motif, flo...

Yorkshire pottery combed slipware bread dish, Harwood Stockton for John Harwood of Stockton-on-Tees, circa 1840   The deep oval bread dish is decorated with a combed slipware w...

A delightful example of 19th century Portuguese folk pottery, this hand-thrown red slipware bowl showcases the rustic charm and vibrant artistry of rural Portugal.

ANTIQUE GLAZED POTTERY BOWL A highly decorative bowl with a folky, rustic feel, reddish-brown fired clay decorated with a slipware glaze of a creamy, pale yellow-green ground, feat...

This blue and white London delftware punch bowl, circa 1715, closely matches in form and painted scheme item D309 illustrated on page 341 of The Longridge Collection of English Slipw...

Romanian Slipware H7 x W21cm

French Savoyard Pitcher, circa 1900. Slipware design in green and blue on yellow glaze.

Tall black and white gooseneck Vase with white slipware pattern; illegible signature on base.

Ceiling lamp made of grey stoneware, chamotted with green slipware. Hanging elements on hooks. Unique piece Dimensions / H.107cm ø28cm Design / Christine Roland 2019.   

A pair of hand decorated, 19th century covered baluster form vases painted all over with applied brown and yellow slip* *slip is a mixture of clay and water For a summary of Englis...

Antique marbled slipware cake dish. Yellow and brown marbled glazed top on brown glazed earthenware base.

This type of large, fired slipware earthenware pots was traditionally used as a beer storage vessel for communal ceremonies.

Dylan Bowen is a well-established slipware potter. He trained at the Shebbear Pottery in north Devon and Camberwell School of Art in London.

Reminiscent of combed slipware, this marbelized bowl shows signs of workmanship by Tang dynasty ceramic artists.

The bowl has a medium brown slipware ground (the rim has very slight fritting) and is decorated with four dipped fans.

This is a jug that can be used to ground a space - it is also easily incorporated into a collection of other pieces of rural domestic slipware or even transformed into a lamp. The co...

This is a jug that can be used to ground a space - it is also easily incorporated into a collection of yellow-glazed confit pots and other pieces of rural domestic slipware. The cond...

This is a jug that can be used to ground a space - it is also easily incorporated into a collection of yellow-glazed confit pots and other pieces of rural domestic slipware. The cond...

Dimensions: 4 1/4 inches high x 5 1/4 inches wide Reference: For discussion and other examples of fuddling cups see The Longridge Collection of English slipware and delftware, Les...

This two-handled vase, entirely handcrafted and hand-painted, is decorated with a modern Eastern accent design, on a very dark brown background with vibrant slipware in yellow, white...