English creamware ewer, 18th century, by J&C Whitehead,

Group of three (3) pieces of antique English green and white glazed creamware, 18th century and later and comprising a tall bough pot, a two handled covered custard cup, and a covered tureen-form sauc

English, late 18th to early 19th century. Creamware pottery lidded oval tureen having applied handles and transfer decoration of playful putti, together with an oval underplate. The tureen with impres

Bulbous form with strap handle and moulded spout, Chinoiserie painted figure with umbrella in iron red over painting, possibly Leeds. H 13.5cm (5 3/8in)

Cylindrical body with fluting and beading, twisted spout, loop handle, and a convolvulus finial. Cream base decorated with fluting highlights in green. Derbyshire, Melbourne Pottery. c. 1775. H. 10 cm

Polychrome painted Chinese figures in the garden, the boy carrying a pheasant. Original lid. Unmarked, possibly Leeds, circa 1780. H 12cm (4 /34in)

Drum shape, with reeded double intertwined handle with terminal, twisted spout, and convolvulus terminal with frilled edge. Deep cream with applied mottled glazes in purple and green manganese. Leeds

Cream ground in a cylindrical form. Black and green hand-painted line work depicting an urn and two large, verdant bouquets. English, late 18th C.H.: 11.4 cm (4 1/2 in.)

English, circa 1780 creamware punch bowl with scalloped and fluted edge on rim. Literature: Historical Notices or the Leeds Old Pottery. 1892, Joseph R. Kidson. [4" H x 13" W x 11 1/2" D]. In good con

Fine & Rare 18th Century English Creamware Tureen with Under Plate. Twined Handles and Flower Finial. Condition: Very good, A Wonderful Example, Clean Tiny Hairline Near Ladle Slot. Under Plate 7" Dia

Pair of English octagonal creamware hand decorated dishes, circa last quarter of the 18th Century. These could have been made at Leeds, or by many of the better Staffordshire potters of the time. Each

Late 18th century undecorated Creamware basket with applied twist handles with flowers and leaves, comes with a 19th century Creamware plate. Dimensions are: Bowl - 9 3/8" wide, 2 7/8" tall. Plate -

18th Century English Creamware Lidded Sugar Bowlwith lid, decorated polychrome; age appropriate wear, small cracks and craquelure.Diameter 4 1/2 inches

Title: A Late 18th Century English Cream Ware Tea Strainer Date/Period: c. 1775 Dimension: 3 1/2" H, 3" diam Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. Internationa

18th c. English Creamware Plate transfer decorated with "Liverpool Birds". Woven pierced decorated rim. Probably Wedgwood. Measures 9 3/4". Weight 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Williamsburg VA Estate.

English marbleized creamware urn, late 18th century, the shoulder flanked by satyr masks, 7.25"h

Title: Pepper Pot Provenance:18th century English cream ware Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destinatio

Possibly from Leeds, with hollow base. H. 18.5 cm (7 1/4 in.)

English 18th Century Creamware Reticulated Platters. Oval platter with scalloped and pierced edge; relief decorated with putti heads, foliate sprigs, and swags to the rims. {Approximate dimensions: 9

An English Creamware Basket, Cover and Tray 18th Century Height of basket 6 x length 10 inches.

Including two porcelain pounce pots, one dotted baluster form with a fixed bun cover, c.1800, and another 18th C creamware pounce shaker, English c.1780-1790. Together with a Staffordshire creamware c

Two very fine 18th century porcelain teapots. 1) English creamware teapot with hand painted flowers on the sides and lid, the terminals of the tooled entwined handle with applied hand painted flowers,

Elegant classic form, impressed mark on bottom. 11" tall

Fine 1793 Bateman Silver Cider Jug A rare large English 18th C. silver ewer, perhaps a cider jug, 1793, by Peter & Ann Bateman. At least 25-30 ounces, 12 5/8" tall. Beautifully engraved by this also f

(lot of 6) Group of English creamware and other ceramics, late 18th/early 19th century, consisting of (3) Neale & Co. armorial creamware footed tureen, stand and spade form dish; Wedgwood crescent dis