English Slipware

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

Dated: circa 1780 England A good circular English earthenware baking or loaf dish with elaborate and expertly applied slip decoration.

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...

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...

Reference: See The Longridge Collection of English Slipware and Delftware, Volume II, Leslie Grisby, Page 164-165, D134, for a similarly decorated plate but with lion.

They are inspired by traditional English slipware pottery with images that Vicky describes as, ‘anything from a funny story heard on the radio, heroic animals, a pattern on an antiqu...

They are inspired by traditional English slipware pottery with images that Vicky describes as, ‘anything from a funny story heard on the radio, heroic animals, a pattern on an antiqu...

He later studied at the Slade School of Art, where he developed a passion for ceramics, particularly early English slipware. In 1948, he trained under potter William Newland at the L...

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

“Only the best” was the guiding principle of Syd Leventhal as he assembled the Longridge Collection, one of the most important collections of early English pottery ever formed. This ...

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Starr makes pottery in the English slipware tradition, which involves painting with clay that has been thinned with water and colored with mineral oxides.

Antique English slipware pottery dish circa 1840. The dish is a very rare size with unusual and decorative application of the slip.

English slipware earthenware baking dish with cream/honey colour slip on a bark brown ground.

Both the slip and the unglazed earthenware to the underside of the stand bear many similarities to other slipware museum pieces and pieces for sale. Literature: O Grabham Yorkshi...

A fine antique slipware loaf baking dish with double trailed slip trail diamond pattern. The dish has an unusual depth of 4 inches, 15" diameter. The overall decorative aspect is v...

A good sized slipware baking or loaf dish circular form with strong slip decoartion on a dark chocolate ground with an elaborate and finely executed criss-cross lattice pattern. Th...

A large sized slipware jug with a cream coloured slip applied to dark brown body. The slip work is a provincial and folksy adding to the naive appeal. A stunning country piece it...

English earthenware slip decorated loaf or baking dish from the late 18th century. The bold assured application of the trailed creamy slip is a perfect counterpoint to the earthy d...

Antique English slipware pottery oblong dish comb decorated.

Three antique slipware jugs from late 19th century England. Highly decorative. Measurement below is for the largest jug.

English pottery slipware baking dish, late 18th century.

A fine example of a slipware loaf or baking dish. The slip trail decoration is expertly and simply rendered to form a perfect motif.

Circular slipware pottery loaf dish with a rich dark brown ground and cream color trailed decoration. Late 18th century, circular dishes are increasing rare.

A fine antique slipware earthenware pottery baking or loaf dish with an unusually simple coffee coloured slip over a creamy ground. The dish is well potted with a good and well execu...

Early English comb decorated slipware earthenware circular dish late 18th century.

A fine and rare English earthenware comb decorated slipware baking/loaf dish.

Slipware earthenware dish with dark honey zig zag slip trail decoration. The dish is very strikingly decorated with rich and subtle tones to the slip and the glaze.

A good example of a slip decorated earthenware jar with the initials MMR and the date 1824. The slip decoration is applied profusely all over the jar which renders it a very decorat...

A very rare English pottery slipware flask, circa 1837. Made to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Victoria, after a painting by Sir George Haytor.

A good earthenware slip trail decorated loaf or baking dish late 18th century period. The creamy trail artistic decoration on the chocolate ground render this a wonderful piece of ...

Antique English pottery slipware baking or loaf dish mid 18th century.

One of the largest circular slipware loaf dishes made at the latter end of the 18th century in England. The dish is very decorative with its wonderful dark chocolate ground and wel...

A fine late 18th century English matched pair of slipware covered tureens beautifully decorated in a marbleized pattern on a rust colored ground.

Large 19th century English slipware baking dish with off-white decoration.