Showing posts with label early blue and white transfer ware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label early blue and white transfer ware. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 November 2021

Early Blue and White - John Maddock 'Tudor' Pattern

John Maddock 'Tudor' Pattern Drainer c1840

A lovely pierced drainer in the rarely seen 'Tudor' pattern attributed to John Maddock. Printed in a fine medium blue with a carved stonework design in the gothic style. For more details see Premier Antiques


Wednesday, 9 December 2020

'Grazing Rabbits' Pearlware Soup Plate c1820

'Grazing Rabbits' Pearlware Soup Plate c1820

A very fine 'Grazing Rabbits' pattern soup plate printed in medium blue with a charming rural scene. Rare to find, especially in such good condition. For more details visit Premier Antiques

 

Friday, 23 August 2019

Early Blue and White Pearlware 'Chinese Flowering Pot' Serving Platters

Pearlware 'Chinese Flowering Pot' Small Serving Platter c1820

One of a pair of lovely chinoiserie platters printed in medium blue with a central flower pot and two figures in a garden landscape. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Saturday, 8 February 2014

Don Pottery - Named Italian Views


A lovely Don Pottery series of views of the 'Two Sicilies' - the island itself and the area around Naples and Vesuvius on the mainland. The views of ancient buildings and monuments each bear a title in script and the border has a distinctive pair of putti emerging from ornate flowers on a stippled ground. Featured is a fine plate with a view of the 'Monastery at Tre Castagne'. For more details see my website Premier Antiques

Don Pottery 'Named Italian Views' Series Pearlware Plate c1820

Friday, 10 August 2012

Early Davenport - Bisham Abbey

John Davenport 'Bisham Abbey' Dinner Plate c1810

A scene previously called 'Tudor Mansion', but now generally acknowledged to be Bisham Abbey near Henley-on-Thames. A finely potted plate impressed 'Davenport' with an anchor. Lower case letters signify the early mark c1798-1815; upper case letters used 1815-1860. For more details see Premier Antiques