18TH CENTURY
1774, PROBABLY STAFFORDSHIRE
For Sale on 1stDibs - A good antique pottery slipware baking dish probably from the Staffordshire area in the late 18th century.
Dated: 1795 to 1810 Staffordshire England An exceptional and impressive circular earthenware baking loaf dish with elaborate double lattice slip decoration. The reverse of the dish has a CROWN impress mark. Diameter: 15 inches Current Condition: Fine unrestored condition Provenance: Private Collection Maryland USA Literature: Barker and Crompton Slipware in the Collection of the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery. Accession number 1946 P667.
Dated: 1700 to 1725 earthenware ceramic pottery slipware slip Slipware pottery dot decorated cup of diminutive size probably Staffordshire dating to early 18th century. This cup is full of charm and exudes historical integrity. Dimensions:2.5 inches high,3.5 inches wide,2.25 inches long Current Condition: Some historical wear to glaze which is crackled in places. Chip restored at rim. Provenance: Mackay-Field Collection
The circular earthenware dish expertly decorated with a trailing slip glaze in a Celtic inspired pattern. The body is a dark brown ground, and the slip is a light caramel. The dish is in spectacular condition and dates from the late 18th century. This accomplished dish once formed part of the Katherine Prentis Murphy Collection […]
Early English pottery slipware loaf dish late 18th century probably Staffordshire - Antique Staffordshire Pottery of John Howard
CIRCA 1685-1705
1791, BARNSTAPLE OR FREMINGTON
Red earthenware covered with a white slip and decorated with applied moulded devices in red slip and the whole covered with a lead glaze. English (Staffordshire), about 1600 to 1650.
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Cup, Staffordshire, 1712. Slipware. H. 7 5/8". (Courtesy, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.)
Lead-glazed earthenware posset pot with trailed slip decoration. English, Staffordshire, ca. 1700
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THE STORY BEHIND A CARGO OF POT HEADS: DEMONSTRATORS AND SPEAKERS AT THE ARTS CENTRE BIDEFORD 19TH & 20TH SEPTEMBER 2013 The story began it seems like ages ago. Following the initial inspirational idea of Philip Leach to hold an event celebrating the early years of the pottery industry of North…
a circa1700, Staffordshire slip ware plate.
