A CIRCA 1800 ENGLISH CREAMWARE BASKET ON STAND

An oval basket with high handles on a reticulated rim above openwork body with matching stand/tray. the basket measures 4.75 x 10 x 6.5 inches, the stand 8 x 10.75 inches.

Group of English Porcelain and Pottery Items Comprising a pair of Worcester porcelain teacups and saucers, diameter of each saucer 4 7/8 inches; a pearl creamware pierced basket, circa 1800, length ov

ENGLISH CREAMWARE RETICULATED BASKET AND STAND SET, LOT OF TWO, each of ovoid form, comprising two baskets with molded basket weave design and two stands. Unmarked. Fourth quarter 18th/first quarter 1

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC RETICULATED BASKET AND STANDS, LOT OF THREE, each having molded basketweave design, comprising a basket and stand set, each having impressed "WEDGWOOD" to underside, and a st

'Peace, Plenty and Independence' on the verso, Circa 1800. Printed under the spout with a version of the Great Seal of the United States. Height 9 1/4 inches.

A good Georgian Shorthouse & Heath creamware two-handle basket and stand, circa 1790, bowl measures 3 1/2 x 9 1/4 inches, stand 10 1/2 inches diameter.

Sewell creamware reticulated berry basket, impressed "Sewell," 4 in. H., 9 in. W., circa 1800-15 and Worcester scalloped edge plate with blue Prince of Wales plume and border with extensive gilt accen

ENGLISH CREAMWARE CERAMIC HORSE FIGURE standing on base with halter and shortened tail, white-glazed. Open-bottomed. Collection sticker attributes to Leeds. Circa 1800. 3 1/2" HOA.Two flakes, radial h

Chinese Export Porcelain Initialled Reticulated Chestnut Basket and Stand for the American Market, Circa 1800. The basket painted with a grassy spray on the interior and affixed with shell handles, th

Lot of (2) Late 18th c. Creamware Serving Dishes, in painted green and black leaf motif pattern (but not a perfect match), incl: Chestnut basket with stand, both pieces with openwork design, black pai

English polychromed creamware pieces, apparently unmarked, circa 1800 and later, comprising a teapot, a creamer, and a shaped covered sugar (later, possibly European). Teapot: 8" H x 11.5" W x 6" D.

English, Circa 1800. Wheel thrown pot with sprigged molded swags of grapes, leaves, flower hanging from a ring on each side. Concolculous finial on domed lid.With heavy entwined ropes as handle. Spira

English, circa 1800, Probably the straw color preferred by German customers. A deep bowl on large footed base; with wide band of fluting around bowl; with rouletted beading at bottom edge of foot, at

English, circa 1810-1815. Pair of oval reticulated Pearlware fruit baskets with scroll handles and reticulated stands. Dimensions: H.: 5 inches Length of tureen.: 11 inches length of stand:10 1/4 Prov

English, Yorkshire, circa 1800. Prominently featured is the short spout (snip) through which the user is challenged to pour his beer or water without leaking through the pierced holes at the rim. The

ENGLISH LEEDS TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC BASKET, oval-shaped with underglaze blue printed pattern having a chinoiserie design on interior base. Marked "LEEDS POTTERY" twice on base. Circa 1800. 10" D.Ve

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

Leeds Pottery (English, founded 1756), 19th/20th century. A covered creamware chestnut basket or bowl with stand. Bowl and cover are globular in shape with pierced bands and devices. Bowl has a scallo

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

English, circa 1780. A Creamware Sweet Meat Dish with pierced body all around. On each side, the basket is affixed with rope twist handles. Dimensions: Diam.:4 7/8 inches Length including handles: 5 5

English, early 19th Century (circa 1800). Pink and green border with swags and foliate decoration. Center scene of two three-masted English warships. Impressed on back "EMG" over "N''. Some wear, espe

AN ENGLISH 18 INCH CELESTIAL LIBRARY GLOBE, W. & T.M. BARDIN, CIRCA 1800, equipped with a graduated brass meridian ring supported by a mahogany tripartite pedestal stand ending in squat spade feet, br

English, Leeds or Yorkshire, circa 1810. With applied face masks of Roman inspiration. Bundles of reeds across rim of pot and of stand, tied at intervals with fasces; sprig-applied FACES mid-body with

Probably Wedgwood, circa 1775. A Creamware Stand with pierced border for a pierced fruit basket Marks: stamped WEDGWOOD.. Provenance: Label O.LENHART COLLECTION Purchased C. 1990 CA; A Distinguished N