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Wedgbury
Antiques Pottery
Dealers And Collectors Of Antique Porcelain |
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Childs Mug c.1830 |
Childs mug in
a creamware body. Maker unknown, with transfer printed inscription in
grey "A TRIFLE FOR JAMES" probably Staffordshire C.1830. Unmarked.
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| Condition Various chips and small cracks, but a miracle it
survived at all !
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An
Interesting Satirical? Jug.
Early 19th.Century |
An
interesting and pretty little 'sparrowbeak' jug. Made in a
cream coloured pottery body. Printed underglaze in brown with
what is probably a satirical subject connected with the
Napoleonic war. The jug stands only 7.4cm. high and may have
been from a Childs teaset.
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| Condition There is one small chip to
the edge of the rim
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An
English Pearlware Plate, c.1820's. |
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Rare Transfer Printed Pottery Plate. c.1820. An English pottery
underglaze blue transfer printed plate dating from the 1820's.
Decorated to the eight lobed rim and cavetto with flowers, fruit
and grapes vines. The centre has an octagonal 'Key bordered'
reserve with a scene of a stag being brought down by hounds next
to a river bank. The back is unmarked except for an impressed
circle to the centre. Probably made by J & W Ridgway. Measures
24.5cm. diameter.
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Good, no cracks or
chips. A little roughness to the edge of the rim where the glaze
has worn. Typical glaze crazing and very light staining. A rare
plate.
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A
Pair Of Late 18th. Century
Creamware Bottles. |
A rare pair of English creamware bottles. Made in England
for the Dutch market. They are marked Oli and Azyn,
(Oil and Vinegar) in underglaze blue. The measure 12.4cm.
high. and 6.5cm. diameter at the foot. Old labels to the
base. They date from c.1760-90.
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Good, just a
couple of small chips to the footrims, crazing to the glaze.
The oil bottle has also taken in some staining. |
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