Glazed Wares

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#2709

Attrib. DERBY: An attractive pair of vases, gilded and painted depicting Courtship and First Born.

Unmarked, probably by Derby.

Chip to underside of Courtship.

 

C1810. About 5" tall.

  $725
#2682

English:A hot milk or water jug, moulded in the form of a cauliflower, a popular form for this period. The handle and finial suggest an attribution to Cockpit Hill in Derby.

Some glaze loss to one side & underneath, probably in manufacturing.

  $2,450
#2388

Leeds Pottery: An excellent covered hot water or milk jug in creamware, enamelled in the Rhodes style, probably by his successor in Leeds, Robinson & Co.

Unmarked. The reflex flower with spiral centre finial is diagnostic of Leeds Pottery. See Towner V8, IX10 and VII4 for details.

Small chip to rim, which doesn't show with lid in place.

C1790
  $740
#1476

WEDGWOOD: Tazza, or footed plate. A fine example of Wedgwood's work in majolica, with an Email Obrant centrepiece. The shading is created by using different depths of glaze.

Minor crazing as is usual with this technique. Date mark for 1893.
  $650
#2533

attrib LEEDS:English creamware plate, probably by Leeds Pottery; exported to Holland and there enamelled to mark the marriage of Prince William of Orange to Wilhelmina.

8" diam. C1787. Minor edge chips. See Towner pl 72b.

  SOLD
#2487

SLEE: Hand candlestick by one of the revivalists of the early 20th century. An excellent copy of a Leeds model, now an antique in its own right.


Minor firing cracks in piercing. Marked LEEDS POTTERY. C1913.

  $695
#2336

WEDGWOOD: Tea, coffee and saucer in drabware with duck egg blue interior and gold line. It was usual for a trio to share a single saucer in the early 19th century.

C1820
  $220
#2428

WEDGWOOD:An unusual pair of covered vases, in bone china. Decorated with gilding, diapering and flowers in the French tast, in imitation of Sevres.

8" tall. C1890.

  SOLD
#2500

William Greatbatch made pottery for Josiah Wedgwood, and also on his own account, for some 20 years before he went bankrupt and became Works Manager for Wedgwood. While working for himself, he designed, made, printed and enamelled fine examples of his art, such as this teapot. He was particularly known for the Prodigal Son series, of which this pot is an example. Creamware, printed & enamelled.

Minor restoration to cracks on lid.
  SOLD
#2605

WEDGWOOD: Early creamware tureen, with lotus finial, and enamelled by hand in an early form of the pattern later known as Napoleon Ivy.

15x24cm. C1795.
  $950
#2617

English: Creamware mug, moulded in the form of a satyr and enamelled in prattware colours. Inside the mug is a realistically modelled frog, intended to alarm the drinker.

C1800
  $275
#2499

Satyr mug. Moulded in bone china, with enameled detailing and gilding. A good example of this popular early shape for drinking cups.

C1810
  $245
#2389

WEDGWOOD: Drabware Pastille (or incense) burner. With gilt highlights; three dolphin supports, and acorn beneath. Complete with inner tray for pastilles or incens; even the pierced lid is in perfect condition.

Prov: Zeitlin collection from 1971; previously Oster collection.

 

5" tall. Some wear to gilding.

  $1,850
#2473

WEDGWOOD: Plate, in first period bone china, which was only made by Wedgwood from about 1811-1822. Printed and enamelled with ‘Japan' pattern.

C1815. 8.5".

Some wear to gilding at edges.
  $150
#2225

*Leeds Pottery: Teapot, in globular shape, with enamelling in the style of the David Rhodes studio, An excellent example from this important early pottery.

Unmarked. Spout is type II/6 in Towner's Creamware, where he says this spout 'appears to have been made at Leeds Pottery only'. Colour of glaze and other features all point towards a Leeds Pottery manufacture.

C1775

Tiny chip to tip of spout; typical minor losses to enamelling; some fritting around inside top opening; small chip to cover. In all, excellent condition for a teapot of this type.
  $1,200
#2495

*English Delftware: A rare example of polychrome delftware, in the form of a 9" plate elaborately decorated with diapering and a pseudo-Chinese landscape, typical of the period.

Probably Lambeth High Street Pottery, painted by Abigail Griffith.

C1760

Very minor fritting to edges; unusually good condition for this very soft body.

Compare C.733-1923 in the V&A for a similar example.
  $1,195
#2481

WEDGWOOD:Wedgwood made only one toby jug, a portrait of Elihu Yale, after whom the university was named.

Provenance: Rosenberg Collection; pictured p. 84 of Wedgwood Ceramics, by O'Keefe.

 

1934

 

We have the other three colours available, all from the Rosenberg collection. Please inquire if interested.

  SOLD
#2356

WEDGWOOD: Breakfast size cup & Saucer in the Frnech shape. Creamware body, gilt and enamelled with one of the ‘Japan' patterns in the Imari palette.

C1820
  $130
#2276

*TURNER: Pearlware plate, painted underglaze with House and Fence; royal edge and scallop border. Unmarked, but the pattern and painter's mark are known: see Painted in Blue fig 67b.

A minor fault in the plate has been concealed by the painter putting a rock over it.

C1780
  $645
#2264

Newcastle: Tea bowl and saucer in creamware with typical ‘house and fence’ decoration of the period.

Minor restoration to footrim of saucer. C1770.
 $950
#2228

Attributed to Leeds Pottery: Hot milk (or water) jug in creamware, with crossed strap handles and enamelled in green, black and iron red.

Typical losses to enamel. C1780.

See Towner's Creamware plate 66a for this style of enamelling; terminals match plate 9 number 11 in the same book to support the Leeds attribution.		 $875
#2261

WEDGWOOD In creamware, transfer printed with The Tea Party; the reverse of the teapot has The Shepherd. Early silver mounts. Unmarked, but undoubted early Wedgwood. Very rare to find a caddy with its lid.

C1770.

I am willing to sell the caddy without the teapot, but not the teapot without the caddy. The caddy alone is $2,200.
 $3,400
#2263

*MYATT: A rare marked example of early English sprigged redware by this important maker.

Old replacement to end of spout; chip from base of handle; fritting under lid.

C1785.		 $995
#2286

*WEDGWOOD: Pair of plates painted by Emille Lessore (1805-1876) in 1864. After working at Sèvres and Minton, Lessore was engaged by Wedgwood, where he did some of his finest work.

Date code (on both) for 1864.		 $1,500
#2330

WEDGWOOD: French shape cup and saucer, in drabware with duck egg blue interior, and enamelled by hand with ‘Chinese Flowers’.

C1820.		 SOLD
#2275

WEDGWOOD: Pilgrim flask: vase in the shape named for its resemblance to the water bottles carried by mediæval pilgrims; also sometimes called a moon flask, after a traditional Chinese vase of similar shape. A rare example in two colours, this vase was photographed for Maureen Batkin’s book and appears on page 224.

Impressed NW for Norman Wilson. C1940.		 SOLD
#2262

Staffordshire: Teapot with crabstock handle and spout, in mottled creamware of the type known as Whieldon-ware, after Thomas Whieldon, who perfected this style.

C1760. Modern composite lid. Slight fritting to tip of spout.
 $620
#1388

WEDGWOOD: Large (12”) globular potpourri vase in creamware, gilt and painted freehand in the pattern “Chinese Pheasant”, with peony and plum blossom.

The pattern number (F485) denotes a freehand painted piece; date code for 1878.		 $1,150
$950
#1183

WEDGWOOD: Modelled by the sculptor Arnold Machin in 1940, his famous Bull manages a witty synthesis of the early Staffordshire Figure style of modelling with the modern style. C1950. $450
$400
#1389

*WEDGWOOD: Creamware ice cream cup, with delicately moulded and painted knop in the shape of a water lilly; the remainder hand painted with leaves and berries in a manner typical of the period, and all in perfect condition. C1795.

For a view of the top click here.		 $1,750
J49
 *WEDGWOOD: Pair candlesticks, dark blue Jasper on white ceramic, smear glazed, about 4.5" high; beautiful and lightly potted little pair, with the RK and moustache marks of this era. C1825.
 $1,250




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