English Early "Wedgwood" Creamware ‘Earthenware’ Hand P

Rare antique English "Wedgwood" creamware (earthenware) hand painted platter with rare early impressed "WEDGWOOD" mark. Superb condition but for two tiny" flakes" of paint (as illustrated) - not chips

A lot of 11 antique 19th century Wedgwood English Earthenware dessert creamware items to include two round plates (8 3/4"), a rectangular handled bowl (10 3/4"), three oval bowls approx. (11") all of

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a reticulated ovoid-form basket, a scalloped rim ovoid dish with hand-painted grapevine border motif, and two 9 3/4" D p

Estate collection of assorted 20th century hand crafted English origin earthenware collectible display articles. Includes ~ 1 x sage green vase. 2 x sage green scalloped and oval lidded trinket jewelr

A fine late 18th / early 19th century English Wedgwood Queensware handled soup tureen with oval under-tray / stand and ladle. Each piece with a hand-painted decoration of floral sprigs alternating wit

A fine late 18th / early 19th century English Wedgwood Queensware handled soup tureen with oval under-tray / stand and ladle. Each piece with a hand-painted decoration of floral sprigs alternating wit

Plates and Platters French and English, early to mid 19th century, makers include Davenport, Mason's, P&H Choisy (V. Paillart & N. Hautin, 1824-1836), and unidentified, platters, 10-3/4 in. to 16-3/4

English early 20th century earthenware lidded box. Graced with raised white relief garland and bow decorations around the pastel blue colored body. Base with white relief berry and leaf motif. The bra

Andrew Stevenson (English(Staffordshire) 1810-1827), Minton (English(Staffordshire) 1793–1872), Josiah Wedgwood (English(Staffordshire) 1759–2005), early 19th century. A group of four early blue a

A Collection of Ornithology and Entomology Prints 18th-Early 20th Century 154 engravings, mostly hand-colored, including examples by Frederick P. Nodder (English, ca 1770-1800), J.G. Keulemans (Dutch,

Circa 1870s English Polychrome "Running Hare" Creamware Tile by Josiah Wedgwood, from their series of Game Subjects tiles, depicting a fleeing hare amidst trees and foliage, hand painted in vivid colo

Early 20th century England English earthenware cookie barrel. Graced with a raised relief Neoclassical mythological scene depicting fair skinned maidens, a winged angel cherub, a deer and tall trees,

Late 18th-early 19th century. Two cups and saucers with hand decoration and gilding. Butterflies "Wedgwood" in red and cobalt border with the Neville coat of arms. Together with a softpaste creamwarer

(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

Early and late 19th century. The group includes a very handsome signed Wedgwood lidded soup tureen with base along with four other various pieces, each having nicely detailed body. The large soup ture

late 18th/early 19th century, comprising: tea cup and saucer, each hand painted with fox in a landscape, double twisted handle, tea cup 2-5/8 in.; transfer printed coffee cup depicting rabbit hunt, ge

EARLY WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE PIERCED COVERED URN 13 3/4" TALL X 11 1/2 WIDE, LINE

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE CERAMIC PAIR OF RETICULATED ORANGE BOWLS WITH COVERS, globular form having rose finial and double-intertwined handles. Marks to underside include impress

In 2 pieces

includes a pair of basketweave oval platters 8 1/2" X 10', an oval basket decor bowl 6 1/2" X8 1/4" and a 9" plate with openwork border.

Early Wedgwood Creamware Bowl & Teapot, Condition Noted, 7 1/2".

A disparate lot of glass and ceramics to include Wedgwood begonia leaf with backside chip, early Wedgwood creamware with lustre rim and hairline, loop pattern flint glass compote, more as shown. Pleas

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA HAND-PAINTED BOLTED CENTERPIECE / COMPOTE, having an ovoid reticulated top with ivy and berry decoration, and stand depicting two topless maidens with two fauns, one playing

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