A Large Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish UK, 1860s

A Wedgwood Pastry Ware Game Pie Dish UK, circa 1810 Stoneware, part glazedCaneware, in three parts: a plain base, separate crust, and lid Impressed "WEDGWOOD" (H: 3, W: 9 1/4, D: 6 1/2 in.)Qty: (3)

Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dishmid-19th century, oval form covered dish with rabbit finial and relief images of hanging fowl and grapevines around the sides, with interior liner, impressed Wedgwood st

Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish and Cover, England, c. 1870, oval shape with molded hare finial and dead game surrounding the cover and dish, impressed mark, lg. 8 in. Footnotes: Provenance: Dorothy L

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD CANEWARE GAME PIE DISH, ovoid form with insert, featuring a molded rabbit finial to cover and relief images of assorted dead game birds with grape bunches to body. Impressed "WEDGWOOD

sides depicting hanging game and grape vines, cover with game birds and hare, hare finial, complete with liner, impressed Wedgwood mark, typical age wear, roughness, rubs, 7x12in.

Of oval form molded with gamebirds, rabbits and grapevines, with rabbit finial, and interior liner. Signed Wedgwood.  6.5 in.h.  x 11 in. w.  x 7 in.d.  Condition: chips

19th Century Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish - c. 19th century. Wedgwood, England. Oval "Caneware" stoneware pie dish and cover, moulded with relief decoration, glazed interior. Oval dish of dark buff

With lid, liner and body, the lid with rabbit finial. Impressed WEDGWOOD mark with the letter Y which dates the piece to 1870. Dimensions:15" x 9 1/2" and 8 1/2" tall. Provenance:From a Bucks County E

Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish, interior insert, and Cover, England, early 19th century, oval shape with cauliflower finial, the body with continuous fruiting grapevine banding, impressed mark. Measu

Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish cover and liner, the cover in relief with ducks and hares, hare finial, the sides with the game hanging from vines, impressed mark, circa mid 19th century. 12"L x 9"W7.

Wedgwood Caneware Covered Game Pie Dish, mid-19th c., marked, hare finial, relief-decorated with gamebirds and grape garlands, h. 5 1/2 in., w. 9 in., d. 6 3/4 in

Two Wedgwood Caneware Covered Game Pie Dishes, c. 1850, marked, hare finials, relief-molded with gamebirds suspended from grape and vine garlands, retain original glazed liners, h. 7 1/2 in., w. 11 1/

A Wedgwood Argenta Ware (Majolica) Game Pie Dish UK, 1880s Majolica-glazed earthenwareConsisting of an outer decorative vessel, inner liner, and lid. Impressed "WEDGWOOD" and "XXK" (date code for 1882

A Wedgwood caneware game dish, signed on bottom and dates from around the late 1860s. This excellent piece has base, lid and insert. The sides feature a grape and leaf-cable design, and top features a

English. 1860s. Unglazed pottery. Stamped, "CS 10" underside dish. 7 x 9" (diam). CODE:ARTP

English. 1810s. Unglazed pottery. Retains original interior bowl liner. "8" inside lid. 5.5 x 10 x 7". Very minor chips from base edge and at outer rim of insert. CODE:ARTP

English. 1850s. Unglazed pottery. Stamped, "CS 8" inside cover. 9 x 9" (diam). Shallow base edge flakes from under plate. CODE:ARTP

English. 1830s. Unglazed pottery. Stamped, "CS 9" underside cover. 8 x 10" (diam). Minor chips from comb of hen. Front of wing exhibits ground chip repairs. Underplate is not original to the ensemble.

mid-19th century; including: dish with game and grapevine relief and rabbit finial with original removable liner, 5 in. H., 8 1/2 in. W., other with grapevine relief and cabbage finial, 5 in. H., 8 in

English. 1850s. Unglazed pottery. Stamped, "CS 11" underside base. 5 x 8 x 8". Exhibits ground flake from upper edge of dish. CODE:ARTP

A Wilhelm Schiller & Son Caneware Game Pie Dish, Bohemia (Czech Republic), 1880s Stoneware In the form of a tree stump on which a stoat is attacking an eagle's nest; underplate with impressed basketwe

with rabbit finial and game birds, includes insect (hairline), rim nicks to lid, 12"l, 7"h

Three Piece Wedgwood Majolica Game Pie DishEngland, 1868-69, Aesthetic Movement, composed of a two piece server with a brown glazed ground, molded in the round with game animals between leafy floral c

Late 19th Century. Czechoslovakian. "Hatching Chicks" by William Schiller & Sons. Matte finish to all pieces. Eggs with slip glaze colour, lid and underplate with wheat in relief. Original set with he