A LEEDS POTTERY CREAM WARE PLATE

Pair of English creamware plates made by, and clearly marked as, Leeds Pottery. Circa 1780. Each plate with scalloped edge, rim cut out with a variety of shapes and with a raised border of draped desi

A Leeds Pottery creamware plate with a pierced border. Impressed marks under. Approx. 8 1/4"

First half-19th century. Pearlware Queen's Rose plate, 10"dia.; reticulated rim creamware plate, 9.75"dia.; impressed "Wood" rose decorated plate, 7.75"dia.; "Leeds Pottery" creamware plate with roman

4 Antique 19th Century Leedsware Creamware Oval Plates. Pieces have professional repairs. One carries Leeds Pottery Mark. Larger measures 13 inches x 10 inches.

Title: Leeds creamware plate with pierced hearts border, 18th century Origin: English Date/Period: : Pre 1800 item #1126531 Materials: Pottery An English Leeds or Staffordshire creamware plate, late 1

England,Late 18th-19th Century Group includes a set of three matching platters with green ruffled edge (D44.519.183), miniature soup tureen (D44.519.188), circular plate with dark green edge (D44.519.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF 18TH/19TH CENTURY LEEDS CREAMWARE PLATES AND DISHES comprising a Set of Seven Plates and a matching larger Plate with pierced latticework borders 21.5cm and 23.5cm diameter A pie

An antique Leeds Pottery creamware pierced glaze tray with an reticulated openwork rim painted in green on edges and central oval in green. England, 1780. Collectible porcelain tableware items. Dimens

(lot of 7) Collection of British Leeds creamware plates, including a Josiah Wedgwood and Sons attributed platter, 1750-1775, having a pierced rim, surrounding a basket weave pattern ground, 12"l; toge

A Leeds Creamware Biblical Plate Circa 1780 Diameter 8 3/8 inches. Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Two Sets of Six Leeds Creamware Reticulated Plates, 18th century, pierced with diamonds, dots and lozenges, along with molded beadwork, chips and cracks, diameter 9 7/8 inches.

A complete series of seven Dutch-Decorated Leeds creamware "Sacraments" plates, 18th C. Dia.: 24 cm

Set of (10) Leeds-Type Creamware Plates, by ceramic artisan Don Carpentier (1951-2014), impressed 'D.G. Carpentier, 95' (96 or 97), all with green feathered rims, incl: (9) 10 1/2" diam. dinner plates

A round baby's plate with five chicks running around a green hoop. Orange border with the words Baby's Plate. Issued: c. 1910 Dimensions: 8"W x 1.25"H Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery Country of Origin

DIMENSIONS APPROX 21.5x21.5x2.5CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and

Lot of (4) Pieces of Glazed Pottery, incl: Early English creamware plate with pierced and embossed rim, unmarked, 9 1/2" diam.; and (3) Italian woven blanc de chine pieces - planter cachepot, 4" high,

British, 18th/19th century, cream glaze, molded handles and flower finials, comprising: lidded teapot; lidded coffee pot; lidded creamer; lidded sugar bowl; muffineer/caster; octagonal tray; large pla

British, 18th/19th century, various forms, one with underplate, largest 4 x 10-1/2 x 6-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia

Globular body with reeded double intertwined handle with terminals. Spout with enfolding acanthus at base. Enamelled in hand painted floral design. Leeds, c. 1780. H. (with lid): 14 cm (5 1/2 in) W. 2

5 late 18th c. Leeds creamware feather edge soft paste porcelain plates with transfer decoration of ships sold by Louis Joseph Antiques Boston ca. 1920 10" some rim nicks

A Collection of English Pottery. Comprising a Leeds creamware basket with underplate, a creamware reticulated oval platter, a Wedgwood pearlware reticulated platter, a Leeds creamware reticulated oval

Leeds, circa 1790. Original drawing for sauce boat is in "Leeds Pottery Drawing Book No.1", and dated "Jun.[?] 29, 1790". (please see "The Leeds Pottery 1770-1881", John D. Griffin, Vol. II , p. 329,

Leeds Pottery (English, founded 1756), 19th/20th century. A covered creamware chestnut basket or bowl with stand. Bowl and cover are globular in shape with pierced bands and devices. Bowl has a scallo

Leeds, circa 1770. The vertical reeding on lower body and on domed lid; flower finial; twisted and entwined rope handles. Author John D. Griffin (Leeds Pottery Volume I page 207 Figure 25`) believes t