Slipware Pottery

Earthenware slipware comb decorated baking or loaf dish made in England in the 1800 period. Dimensions: 18.00 inch wide 15.00 inch deep Literature: Figure reference 331 and 332...

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...

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

Dimensions: 9.00 inch wide 10.50 inch high 9.00 inch deep Medium: slipware earthenware clay pottery scraffito Current Condition Unrestored with some minor loss of glaze usually...

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

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...

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

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...

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. Good condition, some...

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...

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.

Slipware marriage plate. decorated with the key to unlock the heart of love. France Circa 1780. Probably unique, made specifically for the happy couple as a memory of their wedding...

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...

A fine vintage Winchcombe Pottery red earthenware bowl of open rectangular form with a shaped rim and with a yellow and brown slipware design to the inside bowl.

Lovely vintage slipware bowl by Teifi, Wales. The piece dates from the 1970s. Fabulous color and pattern to the inside of the bowl. In good condition, no chips or cracks at all. Th...

A graphic Sunderland slipware pottery platter of deep oval form with crimped edges, the top beautifully decorated with brown geometric, linear decoration on a cream ground, English, ...

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

Antique English slipware pottery oblong dish comb decorated.

Circular slipware pottery loaf dish with a rich dark brown ground and cream color trailed decoration.

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.

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

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.

A Pottery was in existence at Puel Nick. Founded in c. 1650, the pottery was in existence until c. 1840 and was owned by the family Halliday.

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...

English pottery slipware baking dish, late 18th century. The plain edged, brown glazed dish, trailed in creamy yellow slip, with a wriggled, trellis design, beneath a thick, crazed g...

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

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 antique slipware earthenware pottery baking or loaf dish with an unusually simple coffee coloured slip over a creamy ground.

James Senior made various types of pottery, including slipware and tiles, at different sites until sometime between 1888 and 1895, when he started producing creamwares in an 18th cen...

A good slipware Devon pottery scraffito decorated harvest or cider pitcher with a wonderful toffee coloured glaze.

Slipware is a centuries old pottery technique starting in England in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

Hand thrown slipware pottery bowls from Transylvania, Romania.

Vintage Romanian pottery bowls from Transylvania. Earthenware colors still vivid. Wonderful folk art for display.

This slipware vase is a beautiful example of Australian midcentury pottery.

Three hand-painted carafes from Transylvania, Romania. Very decorative Folk Art designs common in pottery from that region. Heights range from 6 to 7.25; and width from 4 to 5.

A pleasing decoration on useful piece of pottery. Great in country or contemporary setting.