PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : ANTIQUE CREAMWARE

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Creamware is a cream-colored earthenware with a transparent glaze. Having a light and fine body it offered the perfect surface for the Neo-classical decoration fashionable in the late 18th century. It was developed by Josiah Wedgwood around 1760. It was extremely successful and rapidly replaced the tin-glazed wares which were so prone to chipping. Wedgwood changed the name of his creamware to "Queensware" when Queen Charlotte ordered a set from his factory. Creamware was also made at Leeds, Derby and in Staffordshire.

For Continental Creamware see : European Pottery

Stock#	Item description	Date	Maker	Price
26424	JELLY MOLD COVER, 4-1/2 inches high, 4-1/2 inches wide. Plain tapering form. Unmarked.Hairline crack to bottom of both sides.	c.1790	English	$45.00
26432	SAUCE LADLE, 10 inches long. Molded scroll handle. The borders with green feathering.	c.1790	Staffordshire or Yorkshire	$275.00
40118	TEA-BOWL & SAUCER; bowl 1-3/4"high; saucer 5-1/4"diameter, "Kings Rose" pattern. Unmarked. *nibbles to foot rim and rim of both saucer & bowl; losses and wear to enamel	c.1810	Staffordshire or Leeds	$175.00
22778	Dish, 11" long, lozenge shape, dolphin molded border, gilt rim, the well centered with a polychrome landscape with a ruin. Impressed mark. *fine hairline near right corner	1795-1801	Wilson Staffordshire	$285.00
26408 SOLD	BOURDELOU,4-1/2 inches high 9-1/4 inches long. Slip-molded in two parts. Of plain form with an line below the rim; the handle with a thumb. rest. Unmarked.	1790-1800	English	SOLD
22170 SOLD	PORTER MUG, 5-3/4" high, having a strap handle and decorated in polychrome enamels with a floral spray featuring two large roses. *Crack near handle, small chip to base and to handle.	c.1780	Newcastle-upon-Tyne	SOLD
SOLD 40300	SMALL PLATTER, 12" long. Shaped edge with a blue feathered border, the well with floral sprigs and a naively painted Neo-classical design of a wreath centered with an urn. Unmarked.	c. 1790	Staffordshire	SOLD
SOLD 40180	Tea caddy, 5" high, of square form molded with classical scenes, Venus with Cupid and Ceres with attendants, decoratedwith transparent glazes of blue, green &ochre. Cracked along one edge,chip to top.	c.1760	Staffordshire	SOLD
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