Creamware undertrays

Leads Pottery Creamware Undertray Late 18th C measuring 10.5" x 9"

classical vine decor, 9" diameter (undertray).

English, circa 1780. The base of the tub unadorned except by applied shell edge near rim. There are 2 vertical slabs that project upward through the lid. The stand and lid have bands of perforations a

English, circa 1775. An exuberant covered oval tureen embossed with large fronds which literally embrace the bowl; curled volutes at each side; exaggerated Shell Edge as well as Feather Edge patterns

Leeds, circa 1775 A faceted fruit basket; its 12 panels pierced in alternating patterns and horizontal rope handles.Retains old label from Leeds Exhibition/ 1875/ Property of [indistinguishable] (Hope

Each impressed Wedgwood on bottom, 18th c., repair. Length of undertray 12 inches. Height of basket 2.75 inches.

English, circa 1780Lids and stands with 5 sets of perforations topped by arching garlands; twisted and entwined rope handles terminating in applied leaves and flowers; large flower finials. With stick

Six Reticulated Creamware Articles 18th/19th Century comprising a pair of Wedgwood baskets with undertrays, a pair of Leeds baluster form vessels, and a pair of German creamware baskets. Height of vas

Probably Wedgwood, circa 1775. Pair of Basket-weave fruit baskets and under trays, simulating hand woven reeds. This particular style appeared twice in the Wedgwood catalog of 1774 on plates and in 18

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC KITCHEN / TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an ovoid stepped cheese/curd mold, a scalloped ovoid-form undertray with hand-painted green bell flower swag decoration, and

English, circa 1780. Three-tiered with pierced domed foot, with figure of "Plenty" on finial, each tier forming radiating moulded bowls. All three tiers are with S-Scroll support around reeded baluste

San Marco (Italian, 20th century), contemporary. Group of ten shell motif ceramic creamware dinner plates or chargers. Appropriately marked. Approx. diam. 12".

English, circa 1780. Pair of small vegetable tureens on stands, each with cylindrical tub-like receptacles with 3 raised bands; row of fine beads at bottom, near top, on lid, and edge of stands; bands

Early Chinese creamware colored ceramic bowl with labels on verso 'Oriental Ceramic Society 1955 Exhibition 206'; 'Ralph M Chait Galleries NY'; 'Cunliffe'. Measures 4.25"W x 1.25"H. Condition report:

the tureen signed Dodie Thayer underside and inscribed Au Bon Gout, Palm Beach, Oct. '72 and the undertray with impressed mark, 9" h. 17" w. Note: Dodie Thayer, was born into a Florida legacy family,

Probably Wedgwood, circa 1770 The design for this exact form appears in "The Queen's Ware Catalogue" published by Wedgwood and Wedgwood, 1774, Catalogue plate 5 design 20. Robin Reilly, WEDGWOOD,(Stoc

C. 1802, transfer-decorated and hand-colored, bearing three patterns: a soldier in a landscape with American flag and navy, inscribed "Success to America"; the seal of the United States with quote by

Antique English Leeds Creamware Chestnut Basket, late 18th-early 19thc. Footed bowl form base with applied entwined handles, with applied bellflower swags, the delicate domed cover molded with an open

Group of Creamware Leaf and Flower Decorated Serving Pieces Comprising: A basket Two botanical baskets, named in reverse in script A basket decorated with fruit A pair of shell shaped dishes decorated

Pitcher c. 1870, 14", modelled as a swan in grasses with touching swept wings forming the handle, it's neck curling down to form the handle, all upon a circular pedestal base. Catalogued and curated b

A Staffordshire Creamware Ladies Teapot 18th Century Width 7 inches.

English Polychromed Creamware Basket and Underplate 2 3/4 x 10 x 8 3/4 in. (overall). Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

80 PCS. ENGLISH LEEDSWARE CREAMWARE 11" DIA. DINNERPLATE

Two Hopi pottery creamware vessels. One by Alfred Qoyawayma (Hopi, b. 1938) with an abstract woman along the body. The other by Iris Nampeyo (Hopi, b. 1944) features a raised corn shock along the body