English Stoneware

English Arts and Crafts stoneware urn of hexangular shape with ram’s heads handles, on conforming base.

A fine English saltglazed stoneware teapot decorated with Oriental flowers

A rare English saltglazed stoneware pitcher decorated in enamel colors with a drinking scene

A rare English saltglazed stoneware teapot with applied blue sprigging, acorn finial and three lion's head and paw feet

A rare and fine English saltglazed stoneware sauceboat molded with raised leaves and fruit and brightly painted in enamel colors

Pair of late 19th century English glazed stoneware campana form urns with blue incised decoration.

English Wedgwood blue-dip Jasperware stoneware covered potpourri bowl, circa 1900.

English saltglazed stoneware Hunting tyg, c. 1830.

A rare English saltglazed stoneware pectin shell form covered milk jug on three shell feet, small section of blue slip decoration

This is a large and very imposing English mid-19th century faux terracotta stoneware Urn, complete with beautiful Acanthus leaf decoration, originating from Poole Park in Dorset, cir...

Antique English light blue and white transfer dinner plate made in Longport, Staffordshire and printed in the "Canova" pattern.

A rare English enameled saltglazed stoneware pectin shell shape creamer on three legs decorated with Oriental flowers

A fine English saltglazed stoneware pottery teapot with crabstock handle and spout , finely painted with Oriental figures and flowers

Pair of 19th Century English Rockingham Glazed Stoneware Figural Woman Window Rests / Supports on Stands

A rare English saltglazed stoneware pottery rectangular tea caddy, molded on all four side with an Oriental figure holding a bird

A rare and fine English salt glazed stoneware pitcher decorated with an Oriental man holding birds and birds in trees.

A charming pounce pot, or sander, in sale-glazed earthenware. Unusually good condition. These were used to sprinkle pounce on writing paper; pounce was powdered cuttle-fish, and it s...

A fine, one-cup teapot in undecorated salt-glazed earthenware. The size reflects the early custom of a pot to each tea drinker.    

A charming, small jug in salt-glazed earthenware. Plain: just the way we like it.  

In salt-glazed stoneware, crisply moulded with the Mosaic pattern. The beginnings of the Rococo movement can be seen in the fronds overlaying the more staid mosaic.

A salt-glaze plate, probably made about the time of Frederick the Great's successes in the Seven Years War and his convention with England in 1756 against France and her Allies.  ...

Dated: circa 1830 Derbyshire England This model is probably the best ever produced of spaniels in England during the early 19th century. The magnificent pair are crisply modeled w...

An excellent example of the popular Barleycorn pattern, crisply moulded in panels to the sides, with graceful sprigs. Salt-glaze particularly suits this sort of fine relief. Excel...

A mosaic pattern plate in saltglaze earthenware, with a an early transfer-print of the Royal Arms used during this period. This coat of arms was used by both George II and George III...

Large oval English Davenport transfer ware platter. The outer rim consists of a simple design of interlocking stylized ovals terminating with y's that could be fish. The lower rim fo...

Underneath hallmarked AXELLA Design, stentøj (meaning Stoneware in English), and numbered 964. There is very little information about Axella design, except that it is was founded by ...

A bold English stoneware molasses barrel in muted earthtones with carrying handle and bearing impressed label Ramsden & Co., Sugar Refiners, Brook Street, Holborn, now electrified as...

English stoneware pitcher in a most unusual brown color and decorated with white berries, grapes and sheaves of wheat, all in a relief.

English stoneware spirit barrel with relief design made into a lamp on a custom giltwood base.

Pair of English stoneware barrels by Doulton on custom lamp bases.

Two rare large English Stoneware spirit barrels made into lamps with new custom shades.

Hand-thrown English glazed two-tone stoneware used for spirits, liquor, or wine pottery jugs with handles.

Hand-thrown English glazed two-tone stoneware used for spirits, liquor, or wine pottery jugs with handles.

English Ironstone Punch Bowl marked on bottom "Rustic Furnivals England"

Hand-thrown English glazed two-tone stoneware used for spirits, liquor, or wine pottery jugs with handles.

Doulton Lambeth English Stoneware Vase Early 20th Century Good condition, as seen.

An English stoneware spirit barrel from the late 19th century, with vine motifs and the British royal coat of arms, mounted as a table lamp.

The barrel also features the name of the product, Extra Strong Barley. This English stoneware lamp, circa 1880 sits on a circular base and has been wired for the US market.

Obelisks were first popular in England during the Regency period. They were inspired by ancient Egyptian obelisks following the Napoleonic excavations. This lovely pair was made by C...

An English 19th century stoneware spirit barrel table lamp.

A relief moulded "Bullrush" pattern stoneware pitcher glazed in saffron yellow. Produced by Ridgeway & Abington.
From the private collection of designer Joan Vass.

A pair of English stoneware spirit barrel lamps from the mid-19th century.

Large sized Doulton planter in a light green with reddish orange leaf motif. Three different types of leaves are featured, each on 1/3 of the exterior. There is also a dark green ban...

Here is a collection of sixteen English carpet balls crafted in stoneware. Hand decorated and glazed in a variety of colors and designs.

Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Enamelled Vase 19th Century Good condition, as seen. From a private collection. "Doulton Lambeth" refers to a significant pottery company named Doulton tha...

English Stoneware Barrel

A collection of 30 pieces English stoneware from the Staffordshire manufactory of Hillstonia made between 1930-1960s including some rarer shapes and sizes.

An English stoneware spirit barrel from the late 19th century, with the United Kingdom’s royal coat of arms and mounted as a table lamp.

This English stoneware spirit barrel from the mid-19th century has been converted into an exquisite table lamp.

Raised on a circular wooden base and topped with a tapered drum shade, this 19th century Franco English stoneware spirit barrel made into a lamp will be a lovely addition to any ches...

Pair of English stoneware vases made by the famous Royal Dolton factory of England, circa 1910.

19th century English stoneware water filter. The stoneware is brown glazed and has blue transfer of "leadless glaze Brownlow filter, London and Tonbridge".

This impressive charger is a beautiful expression of 18th-century English salt glazed stoneware, a ceramic type that was highly prized in Colonial America.

The fine white body, achieved through a blend of Devonshire clay and calcinated flint, marked a turning point in English stoneware production. Its cleaner, whiter surface distinguish...

Generously proportioned English stoneware meat platter by Vesper. Fine Aesthetic styling with twisted tree trunk, flowers and foliage.There is a large indented Fleur de Lys leading t...

English Salt Glazed Stoneware Flat Back Recumbent Armorial Lion, 19th century, unmarked. 12" H x 22" W x 3.5" D.

Pair of Primitive Stoneware Crock Jug Lamps, Country House Style English farmhouse meets American rustic farm in this pair of salt-glazed jug lamps that are an assembled pair. A cha...

A vibrant ceramic service by Robert Picault, one of the leading figures of the Vallauris pottery movement in the 1950s. This ensemble includes a rare tripod-lidded soup tureen, six o...

A Doulton Lambeth Silicon Ware vase, made in the late 19th century in the Arts & Crafts style. Doulton Lambeth introduced its Silicon Ware in 1880, and production continued unti...

With dragon head and ringed handles flanking a band of Chinese archaic masks motifs. Impressed Minton, signed Frederick Rhead (1856-1933).

Contessa Brown by RICHARD GINORI 1735 An exceptional and comprehensive porcelain dinner and tea service by Richard Ginori 1735, in the elegant and now-discontinued “Contessa Brown”...

Amazing collection of Jean Luce designed and signed Sevres porcelain dinner service. The set consists of 12 dinner plates, 12 rimmed soup bowls, 8 cups and saucers (2 sizes), covered...

The set consists of 25 pieces: Four cups and four saucers 6 5/8" x 2 1/2", four dinner plates 10 1/2" diameter, four soup bowls 7 13/16" x 2", four salad plates 8 1/4" diameter, four...

This is a large vintage baluster vase, a Czechoslovakian Amphora pottery vase dating to the mid-20th century. Of Classic form and in good proportion Of quality craftsmanship, fre...