Wedgwood Pearlware

Pearlware was first introduced by Josiah Wedgwood in 1779.

This is an early Wedgwood Pearlware shell dessert service consisting of 15 pieces all with a shell motif.

A pair of early Wedgwood pearlware urns with faux porphyry glaze, made circa 1785.

Wedgwood pearlware pottery fox hunting jug, circa 1810.

Set of fine and rare antique English Wedgwood "Pearlware" "Water Nymph" flow blue dinner plates.

A Pair of Wedgwood footed pearlware urns in dark brown with a classical design of white columns and checks and applied white swags.

The pottery tureen with the body and cover formed by overlapping leaves and the ribbing of the leaves in a light green. Mark: Wedgwood impressed and date code BCF, the F for 1877.

The Wedgwood Drabware pottery tureen with the body and cover formed by overlapping leaves and the ribbing of the leaves in a light green. Mark: Wedgwood impressed and date code BC...

Scallop shell shaped seafood salad plates, a part of Wedgwood’s Nautilus Pearlware dessert service, often marked as R.Pholas Eastatus or V.Pecton Japonicum.

In a creamware body, known as pearlware and made by Wedgwood from circa 1861-1887, the pieces have an opaque white glaze that is decorated with enamels after firing.

A set of eight scallop shell butter pat dishes from the Wedgwood nautilus pearlware dessert service, often marked as R.Pholas Eastatus or V.Pecton Japonicum.

A set of four Clam Shell sauce dishes from the Wedgwood Nautilus Pearlware dessert service, often marked as R.Pholas Eastatus or V.Pecton Japonicum.

A Wedgwood Pink Ground Pearlware Dessert Service, Pattern #7035 Circa 1815 The service consists of twelve scallop shell-shaped plates and a nautilus shell-form centre piece and...

Wedgwood Pottery Pink Scallop shell dishes, A Pair, Circa 1878 The pair of Wedgwood pearlware pottery dishes are formed in the shape of a scallop shell in tones of pink and yell...

Wedgwood pottery pink scallop shell dishes, Set of four, Pattern no. 7035 Circa 1866-80 The pair of wedgwood pearlware dishes are formed in the shape of a scallop shell in ton...

These three Wedgwood pearlware* vases were made around 1790 at the Wedgwood factory in Burslem Staffordshire, England.

The traditional view of the origin of pearlware is that Josiah Wedgwood developed pearlware over a period of years and brought it to market it in 1779.

Wedgwood pottery pearlware set of six plates, circa 1870.

Wedgwood pink pearlware footed nautilus centerpiece with a pair of salt cellars in the form of dolphins mounted with clam shells.

This 19th century Wedgwood dessert service consists of a footed centerpiece and stand, 12 scallop shaped dessert plates and two large clam shell plates with a shaded pink glaze that ...

These two 19th century Wedgwood dessert scallop shaped dessert plates feature a shaded pink glaze that varies on each piece. The molded plates are realistically shaped as Josiah Wedg...

Wedgwood pottery pearlware scallop-shaped set of five plates, Nautilus pattern, 1820-1845.

Wedgwood Nautilus pearlware sauce tureen, cover and stand in the form of a Clam Shell, circa 1810-1820 (NY9534-nrrr) Dimensions: 5 3/4 inches high x 9 1/4 inches wide x 6 inches...

Wedgwood "Onion" pattern Blue and White set of ten shell edge dishes, painted in under-glaze deep cobalt blue. Made in England, circa 1900, this pattern originated at Wedgwood in the...

This early and unusual set made by Wedgwood has a wonderful contemporary feel. Pattern #515 features vibrant oranges and browns, highlighted by apple green accents makes an unusual c...

Wedgwood designed this pattern in the early 19th century. Known as "Chrysanthemum", it is an excellent example of English early 19th century Japonaiserie style. The pattern is print...

This early 19th century Wedgwood slip decorated vase has an elegant design.

Condition: Excellent Price: $3,600 **Background on Pearlware:** Josiah Wedgwood developed and popularized pearlware as an alternative to Chinese porcelain, which is whiter than Wedgw...

Wedgwood Pottery University of Pennsylvania Blue & White Plates, Set of Twelve, Designed 1929 The Wedgwood pottery are printed in blue and white with images of some the Univers...

From this date may be traced his adaptation of these exquisite natural forms to his art.* This pearlware shell shaped group is part of our large collection of Wedgwood creamware an...

Wedgwood pearlware Imari decorated in gilt, cobalt blue, iron red and peach chinoiserie flowers with a central yellow pagoda medallion, England, mid-19th century.

Wedgwood Pearlware Blue and White Covered Tureen and Stand, circa 1830

A set of six, enameled pearlware cabbage plates, Josiah Wedgwood, date marked 1860.

A Wedgwood pearlware part dessert service decorated in the Aesthetic Movement style with a variety of lively bees, butterflies, beetles, flowers and leaves.

Initially, the Mared pattern was made on Wedgwood pearlware. Later, around 1825, the pattern began to be produced on whiteware*.

A dark brown pearlware bough pot with pierced cover and acanthus leaf decoration, made by Wedgwood circa 1785.

The can is impressed to the base with "WEDGWOOD" plus the painters number, 6 or 9.

Wedgwood Nautilus pattern pearlware dessert plates- set of 14 (Fourteen) circa 1800-20 The Wedgwood pottery Nautilus plates are light and the pearlware white and of the best quality.

This is a beautiful plate by the Wedgwood factory from the late George 111 period, made very early in the 19th century, circa 1810.

This 19th century Wedgwood dessert service consists of 12 scallop shaped dessert plates, two small scallop shells and two large clam shell plates with a shaded pink glaze that varies...

This pair of late 18th century Wedgwood pearl-glazed creamware vases is a powerful and beautiful example of Wedgwood's skill and artistry. The vases feature three types of workmanshi...

It is distinct from creamware due to its blue-tinged glaze, which is produced by using cobalt to whiten the creamware. Josiah Wedgwood developed and popularized pearlware to provide ...

Wedgwood Pearlware Shell Plate

Wedgwood Pearlware partial dessert service, circa 1860.

Set of four late 18th century Wedgwood pearlware with Mared pattern, under glazed blue cobalt decoration and impressed marks.

This beautiful plate with its graphic representation of water lilies was a popular pattern at the beginning of the 19th century. It was produced in in blue, as seen here, and in brow...

Impressed Wedgwood mark, Classic tableware from the famous quality pottery manufacturer.

This is a very charming and rare pearlware shell dish made by Wedgwood in circa 1820.

But in their early days Wedgwood made many items like this with a Chinoiserie design.