Pearlware Bowls and Baskets

This pair of antique French pearlware bowls was made by Gien around 1870. Each oval bowl features colorful floral bouquets in the Rococo style, showcasing roses, peonies, and wildflowers in vibrant shades of pink, purple, yellow, and green. The interior is adorned with blossoms, a butterfly, and a dragonfly, adding a lively natural charm. The exterior is framed by pink panels, with flowers painted in between them. The shaped handles, designed as ram's head scrolls, are painted in a bold pink that is echoed along the border of the rim and the square base. A bright turquoise trim around the foot provides a striking contrast, enhancing the overall dimension of the pieces. These bowls are highly decorative and perfect as table centerpieces or for display. **Dimensions:** 11.75" long x 8.25" wide x 6" tall **Condition:** Excellent **Price:** $480 Background of Gien Pottery...

This antique English Staffordshire Pearlware dish, made circa 1820, features a beautiful botanical bouquet of hand-painted garden flowers in pink, blue, orange, and yellow. The scall...

Made circa 1820, this lovely mochaware bowl features a horizontal band of three-color cable decoration mixing light brown, black, and white slip on gray ground. The earth tones creat...

This pair of pearlware dishes is decorated with a gorgeous chinoiserie pattern. The pattern depicts a lively garden scene with a pair of songbirds among flowers on a garden terrace. ...

Made in England circa 1810 This set of Spode pearlware dishes features a band of green roses highlighted with yellow and bordered by a brown lattice pattern. The center of each dish ...

WHY WE LOVE IT: The bold blue and white neoclassical design, the chariots, the flying horses, and the Greek key border. This early 19th-century blue and white well and tree platter is decorated in a Greek ware pattern made by Herculaneum in England circa 1810. The platter shows white figures on a beautiful blue ground. Dimensions: 18.75" wide x 14.5" deep x 2" height Condition: Excellent Price: $1,800 Background of the Herculaneum Factory: The Herculaneum Pottery...

An English mochaware waste bowl in the London shape with cable or “earthworm” decoration, dating to circa 1820. Developed in Staffordshire in the late 18...

Provenance: The Private Collection of Mario Buatta Mario loved blue and white, and he loved dogs. On this platter we have both! Made in Staffordshire circa 1830, the center of the ...

We are pleased to offer this pair of pearlware dishes attributed to the Water Lane Pottery factory in Bristol, England circa 1820. Each dish is filled with colorful flowers in an all-over pattern painted in yellow, orange, and light gray-blue together with a profusion of green leaves which are painted in two tones. While the flowers are painted under the glaze, the green leaves are painted over the glaze. Dimensions: 9.75" diameter Condition: Excellent Price $480 for the pair Background of Bristol Pottery: The Water Lane Pottery factory in Bristol made non-porcelain earthenware successfully from about 1682 until the 1880s. Bristol was England's second business city after London in the mid-18th century, and a major port for the Atlantic trade. It had long been one of the major centers of production for English pottery and porcelain going back to the mid-18th century production of Bristol delftware...

We are excited to offer this mocha ware bowl with dipped fan decoration. Made in England, circa 1800. This bowl is one of our rarest and best pieces. The bowl has a medium brown slip...

We are pleased to offer this pair of dishes in the popular Crazy Cow pattern. Made by Minton circa 1810, the pearl-glazed creamware dishes are hand-painted i...

Blue and white Staffordhsire plate with "London Views" colored in intense cobalt blue. Decorated with a scene showing St Phillips Chapel Regent Street and ...