English Ceramics

An exceptional pair for collectors of Georgian ceramics, early English pearlware or Imari inspired decorative arts, offering timeless beauty and authentic early 19th century craftsma...

This elegant, large-scale creamware teapot from Staffordshire is a beautiful example of English ceramics from the Georgian period. Its classic globular form is finely crafted, featur...

Reference: NY10846-cknx Historical Context: The Rise of English Creamware This set of soup plates belongs to a significant period in the history of English ceramics.

s craftsmanship and the enduring appeal of 19th-century English ceramics. Ideal as a centerpiece or a decorative accent, it would make a distinctive addition to any collection of ant...

Simply a wonderful piece of early English ceramics! Date: 19th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition.

Fantastic vintage matte ceramic box by Purbeck Ceramics Swanage featuring a polychrome portrait of Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick. In very nice condition with minor signs of age s...

This exquisite 20-piece luncheon set from the prestigious Carlton Ware workshop is a masterclass in mid-century English ceramics. Part of their celebrated botanical collections, each...

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a unique and colorful assortment of antique English porcelain, ideal for display, special tea settings, or as an addition to a serious coll...

Empire England Urn, Antique Porcelain Vase, Hand Painted English Porcelain, Gilt Empire Vase, Neoclassical Porcelain Urn, Vintage Gold Gilt Vase, Collectible English Ceramics, Early ...

A classic addition to any collection of English ceramics, combining history, artistry, and enduring elegance.

Discover this magnificent collector's plate, a true gem in the history of English ceramics. Designed in 1878 by the talented artists Gustave Léonce and Pierre Mallet for the prestigi...

Discover this magnificent collector's plate, a true gem in the history of English ceramics. Designed in 1878 by the talented artists Gustave Léonce and Pierre Mallet for the prestigi...

Under their management, the company grew to be the largest pottery in Stoke, England, and a pre-eminent manufacturer of fine English ceramics. In 1806, Josiah Spode II was appointed ...

Discover this magnificent collector's plate, a true gem in the history of English ceramics. Designed in 1878 by the talented artists Gustave Léonce and Pierre Mallet for the prestigi...

One of the most collectible forms in English ceramics, the Mason's Hydra jug is instantly recognisable — and this is a fine example.

This dish reflects the "Naturalistic" movement in English ceramics, where potters sought to replicate the complexity of nature—such as the texture of leaves and the delicacy of wild ...

Bristol, a major center for English ceramics, was celebrated for producing these wares adorned with vibrant, folksy hand-painted enamels.

The deep colors, fine gilding, and enduring craftsmanship make it an ideal choice for collectors of Willow ware or traditional English ceramics.

With its vibrant colors, elaborate border, and distinctive floral composition, this plate would make an exceptional display piece or a stunning addition to a collection of early Engl...

Both whimsical and display-worthy, it makes a wonderful addition to a teapot collection, English ceramics grouping, or a thoughtfully curated kitchen display.

Doulton Burslem Blush Ivory Three-Piece Tea Set with Apple Blossom Decoration, 1889 England, Dated by Registration to 1889 Teapot: 8" W x 5.5" H x 5" D Creamer: 4.5" W x 4" H Suga...

Set of four English flower plates. Four English Staffordshire apple green floral gilt plates circa 1820. Dimensions: 10" diameter x 1.13" H.

A lovely addition to a country dining table, vintage kitchen dresser or collection of Staffordshire pottery — and an excellent gift for anyone who enjoys fish, traditional English ce...

An attractive addition to a collection of early English ceramics, Staffordshire figures or 19th-century decorative arts.

Pair of Large Minton “Gold Crocus” Gilt Porcelain Serving Platters, England, ca. 1950s An elegant and substantial pair of porcelain serving platters by Minton, among the most respec...

Pieces like this are highly coveted by collectors of English ceramics, neoclassical design enthusiasts, and admirers of fine decorative arts.

Outstanding and very refined and exquisite porcelain bowl from the celebrated Fairyland Lustre series, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, one of the most visionary designers of 20th-ce...

& Co Pattern: Devon Roses Material: Fine porcelain or earthenware Features: Hand-painted roses, scalloped form, gilded accents, and raised feet Dimensions: Approximately 17 inche...

The forms are functional and sturdy, yet visually dynamic, making them well-suited for both use and display.A striking example of British modern pottery, perfect for collectors of mi...

The distinctive octagonal form and intricate floral border make this an especially decorative example of traditional English transferware. A wonderful piece for collectors of Englis...

Presents an unsurpassed pictorial record of the origins and development of eighteenth-century English ceramics. We are division of N.P. Trent Antiques has a large collection of use...

This piece is perfect for collectors of English ceramics, enthusiasts of Victorian décor, or anyone seeking to add a touch of timeless refinement to their table or collection.

A particularly stylish and uncommon find for collectors of English ceramics or lovers of 19th-century decorative arts.

These marks confirm production during the firm's Regency and early Victorian period, when Spode was at the forefront of English ceramics innovation. A rare matched pair in excellent...

The landscape depicted here is a precursor to the "Willow Pattern" that would later become ubiquitous in English ceramics. The inclusion of pomegranates in the border is significant,...

The cover is surmounted by a finely modelled applied finial in the form of a white pearlware acorn resting upon naturalistic oak leaves — a motif of considerable delicacy and one wid...

These figures combine Victorian literary interest with the decorative appeal of English art pottery. An appealing set for collectors of Dickensiana, English ceramics, and literary me...

Prattware compote, circa 1860, English. Marked No. 123. Prattware is lead-glazed earthenware produced in English from the 1790s thru much of the 19th century. Creamware body decorate...

4 English pottery items 1930s. Belonging to my great-grandmother, they are a carafe, a coffee pot and two cups. The jug measures 14.5 cm in height, 18 cm in width and 13 cm in depth...

A pair of small English Staffordshire 'Alhambrian ware' vases.

Hand painted vibrant green majolica wall plate made in England by Minton, date stamped to 1860. The plate has a latticework basket weave rim with an alternating fan pattern in the c...

This elegant pair of English ceramic plates was produced by Minton, one of Britain’s most celebrated manufacturers of fine ceramics.

Paul Philp ( born. 1941 ) Previously lecturer at Londons Central School of Art and at Corsham, Philp is based in the South West of England and now devotes himself to the creation of...

A seated near pair of late 19th century opposing Staffordshire Lions, textured coats and very well painted in traditional colours. These are of great quality and finely decorated. ...

The pattern reflects Mason’s long tradition of transfer-printed ironstone, drawing inspiration from earlier nineteenth-century English ceramics while offering the durability and prac...

Hand painted vibrant green majolica footed compote made in England by Minton, date stamped to 1860. The plate has a latticework basket weave rim with an alternating fan pattern in t...

A mid-19th century English imari patterned ironstoned ring footed compote. Undulated border. 11 1/2" dia., 2" h. Whitehall Antiques is a family business that has been a major source...

PAIR of English Victorian blue and white ceramic chargers with floral design and landscape scenes. (signed MINTON, one dated 1902, the other 1895-1900) (PRICED AS PAIR).(1 has wall m...

Hand painted vibrant green majolica low compote made in England by Minton, date stamped to 1860. The plate has a latticework basket weave rim with an alternating fan pattern in the ...

LITERATURE: Maureen Batkin, WEDGWOOD CERAMICS: 1846--1959. London: Richard Dennis Publishers, 1982, p. 40, Plate 54.

Minton pattern Well & Tree of Life platter, English, Staffordshire, marked "New Stone" & BB (Best Body), date mark of 1858. Chip on one supporter. 19 5/8" x 15 5/8" x 2 5/8" h.

Staffordshire English Ceramic 8.25” Plate / Whampoa pattern circa 1842

‘Young head’ Queen Victoria & Edward VII Pattern with royal crown

Set of three English Porcelain Jugs, circa 1830

Spode is still made in Britain and has now become synonymous with British ceramics. Measures width cm.37, depth cm.28, height cm.3.

A exceptionally rare and exquisite Beilby enamelled opaque-twist wine glass circa 1765. The generous ogee bowl enamelled in the finest white with a peacock and a peahen, each perched...

Aesthetic style pitcher, blue and white ceramic in perfect conditions. It's marked e.f.b. & co. on the bottom. Neoclassical decorations.

English Porcelain Covered Box on a Green Ground, Circa 1850 A finely decorated English porcelain covered box dating from the mid-19th century, circa 1850. Of shallow circular form,...

A beautiful 'sage' green and white English Wedgwood Jasperware matte stoneware vase in the Neoclassical style, England, 1973. Vase has Renaissance/Neoclassical raised white relief sc...

A large vintage serving platter featuring the wild Turkey, Barnyard King brown and white transfer-ware pattern by the celebrated English pottery firm, Johnson Brothers. With authent...