PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : BRITISH PEARLWARE POTTERY 1790 - 1840

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PEARLWARE  Pearlware was first made by Wedgwood in 1779 in response to a comment by Lady Dartmouth that she and her friends were tired of the creamware body. His formula contained some soaprock and traces of cobalt oxide to achieve a white color. It provided a good base for bright colored enamels. It was adopted by many potteries in the early 19th century for a wide range of wares .

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Pottery Index : British Pottery 18th century: Creamware : British Pottery : Staffordshire Blue : Ironstone

Stock#	Item Description	Maker	Date	Price
26449	TEABOWL & SAUCER. Teabowl 2 inches high, saucer 4 inches diameter. Showing a farmer milking a white cow. Transfer printed in brown with over enamels in yellow, brown and green. No Maker's mark. Cup with #7.	SALOPIAN	c.1820	$225.00
26436	DESSERT DISH, 10 inches long. A botanical painting of a plant with deep pink flowers. Titled on reverse in red script "Paplionaceaus geranium" Hairline crack in lower point near stem Unmarked	DAVENPORT	c.1815	$145.00
23905	LARGE MUG, ( PORTER), 6" HIGH. Decorated with a broad band of brown enamel with a design of vertical ovals each centered with a stylized flower in yellow and white. No marks. Some kiln iron marks to inside of handle	LEEDS or STAFFORDSHIRE	c.1800-10	$425.00
23027	TEACUP, 2-1/2inches. Printed in black with a scene of mother and child after the work of Adam Buck. Unmarked.	St ANTHONY'S POTTERY NEWCASTLE	c.1800	$65.00
24055	SUGAR-BOX with lid. 5-1/2"high x 7" wide. Pearlware, Decorated with pink lustre and pattern of enamel rose and blue flowers. Crack to base. Unmarked	STAFFORDSHIRE	c.1820	$115.00
40445	TEA CANISTER , cylinder, 3-3/4 "high x 3" diameter. Decorated in the "BATAVIAN WARE" manner with a rich brown ground with 3 white reserves each printed in blue with a landscape featuring a bridge. On the shoulder the white band with blue design has 3 round medallions with landscapes. Unmarked. *restoration to rim.	LEEDS	1785-1790	$375.00
40444	TEA CANISTER . 5" high x 3-5/8"wide. Rectangular form with canted corners. White ground painted in blue on one side with hut under tree by flagpole, the other side with a figure wearing a feather head-dress (a Native American?) Unmarked. *Chip to glaze at rim	STAFFORDSHIRE	1780-1790	$375.00
40443	LARGE ROUND TEA CANISTER. 5"high , 4-1/4"diameter. The body with wide ribs, decorated in blue with a gillyflower pattern. Unmarked possibly BOVEY TRACY? * area of chips and cracks to shoulder. 2 small chips to foot rim	BRITISH possibly BOVEY TRACEY	1785-1800	$375.00
40476	CREAM JUG, 4-3/4" high. Gaudy Staffordshire . London shape with lobed rim painted red-brown. High seven-shaped handle and gadrooned foot rim. Decorated with a painted pattern of stylized leaves and a single rose. Unmarked.	STAFFORDSHIRE	1815-1820	$185.00
40469	TEAPOT, 6-1/4" high. Gaudy Staffordshire . Rectangular London shape with painted red-brown rim. High seven-shaped handle and gadrooned foot rim. Domed lid with flower finial. Decorated with a painted pattern of stylized leaves and a single rose. Unmarked.	STAFFORDSHIRE	1815-1820	$375.00
40471	BOWL,3" high, 6-1/4" diameter. Gaudy Staffordshire . London shape with lobed rim, painted red-brown, and round foot. Decorated with a painted pattern of stylized leaves and a single rose. Unmarked.	STAFFORDSHIRE	1815-1820	$175.00
40442	PICKLE DISH, 4-1/2"long. Three leaf form with twig handle. Molded veins , accented with blue outline. Three peg feet. Unmarked CHARMING EARLY PIECE, SOLD AS IS. * Segment of leaf lobe reglued, chip under leaf tip, nibbles to leaf tips .	STAFFORDSHIRE	c.1790	$95.00
22422	Oval dish and under tray , 12" long, with arcaded borders, moulded basketweave and transfer decoration in Olive green. Marked on base. *restoration to crack through arcaded rim of dish	WEDGWOOD	c.1830	$325.00
24442	VEGETABLE DISH/TUREEN, OVAL, 6 inches high,12 inches long. Pearlware with a small neo-classical border of leaves in blue & gold, Pattern #855 marked on reverse. The domed lid with large oval finial. Mark; Impressed capitals. *wear to sections of the border on dish rim.	WEDGWOOD	c.1790	$275.00
24062	Plate, 8-1/4"diameter. Printed design, brown rim, border with a foliate scroll design in brown, inner wide dark green band between two narrow brown lines. Mark: impressed WEDGWOOD	WEDGWOOD	1790-1800	$150.00
SOLD 24074	PLATE, diameter 8-1/4". Hand painted Rose design, #248. Impressed mark. *hairline crack, 1-1/2" through rim.	DAVENPORT	c.1795-1810	SOLD
40474SOLD	TEA BOWL & SAUCER, bowl 2-1/2" high, saucer 5-1/2'" diameter. Gaudy Staffordshire . London shape with lobed rim painted red-brown. Decorated with a painted pattern of stylized leaves and a single rose. Unmarked. *bowl; small crack	STAFFORDSHIRE	1815-1820	SOLD
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