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.

TEAPOT, 4-1/2 inches high, Pearlware body. Round form with high parapet collar, blue painted decoration. #24 impressed on base of handle. Unmarked.

Handle restuck, restored cracks and chips to parapet, minor chip and abrasions to spout tip

TEA BOWL& SAUCER, teabowl 2-1/4 inches high, saucer 5-1/2 inches diameter. Bute shape. Border decorated with a vine design with leaves and berries. Crack in bowl and small chip to foot rim.

Unmarked

TEA BOWL& SAUCER, teabowl 2-1/4 inches high, saucer 5-3/4 inches diameter. London shape. Brightly enameled with the "King's Rose" pattern. Kiln debris inside cup. Minor loss to enamel. Two rim chips to saucer.

Unmarked

Gilt rim, rubbed. Mark: impressed TURNER.

 c.1815

PITCHER/JUG, 6 inches high. Silver lustre ground with a blue transfer design of a hunting scene with hounds at a stile, one rider on horseback and another rider standing by his horse. Blue floral pattern on handle. Unmarked.

Restoration to spout. Two small holes in base.

SUGAR, 5-1/4" high. Pearlware body. Decorated with blue spatter and a perky peafowl. The lid is missing. There are two chips and a small hairline crack to the neck collar.

Would make a nice shelf piece.

 TEA BOWL & SAUCER. Teabowl 2 inches high, saucer 4 inches diameter. Showing a farmer with a white cow.

This pattern is known as Burnishing a Cow or Man Grooming a Cow. Transfer printed in brown with over enamels in yellow, brown and green. Hairline crack in bowl.

No Maker's mark. Cup with #7.

This decorative style is known as "Salopian" in the United States

 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

 TEA CUP, 2-1/2inches. Printed in black with a scene of mother and child after the work of Adam Buck.

Unmarked.

 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

 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.

 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

 
LARGE ROUND TEA CANISTER. 5"high , 4-1/4"diameter.

The body with wide ribs, decorated in blue with a gillyflower pattern. Unmarked

* area of chips and cracks to shoulder. 2 small chips to foot rim

 BRITISH

possibly BOVEY TRACEY

 
PICKLE DISH, 4-1/2"long. Three leaf form with twig handle. Molded veins , accented with blue outline. Three peg feet. Unmarked

 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

 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