English Delftware

English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection Ashmolean Museum Oxford by Anthony Ray.

An English delftware jug has been found in East Malling, Kent, with a silver mount hallmarked 1550, which is presumed to be the earliest English delftware manufacture date.

English Delftware Blue White Chinoiserie Sauce Boat, London, Circa 1750–60 London, circa 1750–60 Tin glaze attempting silver — and pulling it off.

"A Question of Taste": Rare London Delftware Blue & White Sweetmeat or Oyster Dish, Attributed to William Griffith, Circa 1750-60 A rare and distinctively modeled English Delftware...

English delft polychrome charger having a Chinese figure in Oriental landscape, painted in polychrome colors of yellow, red green and blue.

Literature: Reference : English Delftware (Britton) plate 12.27. Diameter 35cm., 13 3/4" height 4cm., 1 1/2"

English Delftware bowl, mid 18th Century, 4.5” h. x 11 7/8” diam.

Garner and M. Archer's English Delftware and Louis L. Lipski and M. Archer's Dated English Delftware.

English delftware bowl, London, c. 1770. 5” h. x 12” diam.

Bristol Delftware Polychrome Punch Bowl, Chinoiserie Garden with Rockwork Circa 1760 This English delftware punch bowl was made in Bristol around 1760 and is painted in a polychrome...

A beautiful English Delftware plate, hand-painted featuring a Chinoiserie-inspired scene of flowers in full bloom, over which an exotic bird flies.

A beautiful English Delftware plate, hand-painted featuring a Chinoiserie-inspired landscape with a fence surrounded by flowers in full bloom and a flying insect.

A beautiful English Delftware plate, hand-painted featuring a Chinoiserie-inspired landscape with a fence surrounded by flowers in full bloom and a flying insect.

English Delftware plate decorated in polychrome colors with a chinoiserie landscape, attributed to Bristol delftware.

By the late 1700s, creamware increasingly replaced Delftware as the useful pottery of the English middle class.

An English Delftware jug with a silver mount hallmarked 1550 has been found in East Malling, Kent, which is presumed to be the earliest English Delftware manufacture date.

Liverpool delft is tin-glazed earthenware made from circa 1710-1760 in Liverpool, England, which, along with Bristol and London (Southwark and Lambeth), was one of the three main cen...

The Fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.   

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

The Fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.   

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.      

The fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

The Fine earthenware employs the evocative tones of English Delftware: cream offset with the familiar rich blue.  

Irish or Liverpool Delftware Blue White Chinoiserie Dish, 18th Century, Large Dublin or Liverpool, circa 1745–65 Nearly nineteen inches across, this is British delftware at its mos...

Decoration: Hand-painted in cobalt blue with songbirds, rockwork, willow tree, butterfly, flowers, garden fence, and floral border Material: Tin-glazed earthenware, English Delftware...

Literature: Ray, Anthony. 'English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection Ashmolean Museum Oxford'.

An English delftware jug with a silver mount hallmarked 1550 has been found in East Malling, Kent, which is presumed to be the earliest English delftware manufacture date.

An English delftware jug with a silver mount hallmarked 1550 has been found in East Malling, Kent, which is presumed to be the earliest English delftware manufacture date.

Liverpool Delft During the 18th century, Liverpool was one of the main centres for producing English delftware – tiles in particular. One famous name of the period included Sadler a...

Liverpool Delft During the 18th century, Liverpool was one of the main centres for producing English delftware – tiles in particular. One famous name of the period included Sadler a...

A rare 9" Lambeth Delft plate: "An English Delftware tin-glazed charger attributed to the Abigail Griffith London Lambeth pothouse.

Liverpool Delft During the 18th century, Liverpool was one of the main centres for producing English delftware – tiles in particular. One famous name of the period included Sadler a...

English Delftware, F.H. Garner and Michael Archer (Faber & Faber, 1972).

Charming chinoiserie landscape scene depicting the European interpretation of pastoral life in China and the exotic landscape. Rim-to-rim decoration with a chinoiserie scene of a ...

Charming set of plates with the exotic bird suspended showing the fantasy element of Chinoiserie. Decorated with an exotic bird in flight surrounded by four stylised floral sprays...

Delightful pair of chinoiserie plates evoking how exotic the East appeared to Europe and a sense of wonder it portrayed. Painted with a chinoiserie scene of a tall lady standing i...

Decorated with a stylised fern surrounded by a double-circle petal shaped border and an arc border around the rim. Decorated in blue on blue glaze. In original condition. Probably Lo...

A fine English Delft plate. Depicting a willow tree and a lotus bush side-by-side. In the Chinoiserie style. Simply a wonderful plate! Date: Mid-18th century Overall condition I...

The distinctive background effect, 'bianco-sopra-bianco', was obtained by applying thick white enamel over a white ground; a similar technique employed on Italian maiolica and Englis...

18th Century Blue and White Delftware Bottle, English and probably from the Lambeth pottery in London, tin glazed earthenware with a hand painted oriental scenes.

Historical Context Cream-colored earthenware was the great English ceramic success of the later eighteenth century — light, thin, cheap to produce and clean in the hand — and it drov...

Attributed to the prominent Cambrian Pottery in Swansea, Wales, this box perfectly illustrates the transition in English pottery from traditional Delftware to the refined creamware a...