ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY LEAD-GLAZED CREAMWARE

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi

A rare Staffordshire lead-glazed creamware plaque, circa 1755-60 Of square shape, moulded in relief with a crucifixion scene, numerous figures mourning, the three crucified figures reserved in white h

A Staffordshire Lead-Glazed Creamware Punch Pot Circa 1760 Height 9 x width 13 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Five Staffordshire Lead Glazed Creamware Greatbatch-type Tea Wares, England, late 18th century, each press-molded with translucent enamels, cream jug, ht. 4 1/2; tea canister, ht. 4 1/4; covered bowl,

A Scarce English Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Jackfield Glazed and Enameled Hot Water Urn / Samovar, ca. late 19th Century. Baluster shape with a large octogonal foot and tapered stem, handles, pro

Very Rare English Creamware lead glazed earthenware dolphin creamer / sauce boat, circa 1780. The same one can be found in The Brooklyn Museum. 8 1/4" long, 5" tall. Weight 11 oz. PROVENANCE: A Privat

Late 18th century examples each hand crafted and tin glazed with enamel decoration. Each has older professional conservation at the heads detectable with blacklight. H6" W9" Sold from the collection o

Last half of the 19th century. Handsomely formed and glazed example with titled at the bottom of the scene at each side reading Willie Brew'd a Peck O Malt. Very good condition, no restorations. H9 1/

Staffordshire Glazed Pottery Spill Vase english, 19th century entitled Dog Tray Height 13 x width 8 inches Estimate $80-120

Late 19th century. Each nicely formed and glazed to match with glass eyes. Good condition throughout. H10" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead, Atlanta Georgia.

Lot of (4) Pieces of Glazed Pottery, incl: Early English creamware plate with pierced and embossed rim, unmarked, 9 1/2" diam.; and (3) Italian woven blanc de chine pieces - planter cachepot, 4" high,

A STAFFORDSHIRE GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1865, the white glazed with polychrome enamel and gilt highlighted pottery figure of William Shakespeare in doublet, breech

luncheon set, breakfast set of glazed painted Earthern Ware, pottery, ceramics china, includes lidded tea pot, sugar creamer, 8 cups, 9 saucers , 4 bowls, diameter 10 inches, 6 plates 9 inch diameter

Title: Leeds creamware plate with pierced hearts border, 18th century Origin: English Date/Period: : Pre 1800 item #1126531 Materials: Pottery An English Leeds or Staffordshire creamware plate, late 1

Mostly English, including an early 19th C. Staffordshire watch hutch, a glazed toby jug, a blue creamer, a pair of drip-glazed pottery items (one pitcher and one vase), and a spatterware bowl, appx. 6

19th century, English. The pair is handsomely glazed and formed one with rabbit in mouth and the other with rabbit on ground. Each piece having professional restoration at front leg. H11"

Late 19th c. English Glazed Earthenware Hen on Nest Lidded Bowl, depicting a hen sitting on her eggs, with basket form base, unmarked, 7 3/4" high, 10" x 7". Minor color loss to top edge of basket.

Antique English Painted Art Pottery White Cavalier King Charles Spaniel mother dog with pups figurine over a rich cobalt blue base. Glazed finish. No apparent makers mark.Dimensions: 7.5 X 5.75 X 3.25

Pair of Late 19th c. English Glazed Pottery Dog Figurines, with painted faces, molded fur and chain, gilded highlights, embossed "2" on base, 10" high, 6" x 4 1/4". One with hairline cracks and glaze

Vintage English Large Glazed Pottery Spaniel Figurine, with painted and gilded highlights, unmarked, 14 3/4" high. Paint losses.

ASSORTED POTTERY AND OTHER INKWELLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an English sprig-molded stoneware example stamped "G.M" on top, an American lead- and manganese-glazed earthenware/redware example, and a

Vintage brown spongeware plate, made by MMA, English creamware in the Rockingham agate or tortoise shell pattern originally made by Whieldon - Staffordshire during the late 1700s. size: .75h 9.5w

English pottery cow creamers with covers. Each with treacle or Bennington brown glazed decoration, raised upon a base. H. of tallest: 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

Old English Judaica pottery pitcher - "Cain kills Abel", probably made by STAFFORDSHIRE, made of white glazed earthenware, decorated with biblical scene reliefs, stylish pewter lid, stamped with a num