Staffordshire Lead Glaze Creamware Teapot and Cover

A late 18th century Staffordshire creamware teapot and cover with chinoiserie decoration, with figures in an outdoor setting, painted in polychrome enamels, the cover with a relief foliate finial, the

William Greatbatch Staffordshire Enameled Creamware Teapot and Cover Molded with Shells and Seaweed Unmarked. 5 x 7 3/4 x 4 1/2 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

English creamware plate with a green lead glaze, circa 1780. Probably made by one of the Staffordshire potters. Skinner sold a similar plate in 2018, which they catalogued as "possibly Yorkshire." Thi

Group of Five Staffordshire Teapots, to include a creamware sponge decorated large pot having chips to cover; a brown and white sponge decorated, repaired spout, minor cracks; a swirl pattern teapot,

England circa 1780, both lidded globular shaped bodies with foliate moulded gooseneck spouts & entwined strap handles, the larger example decorated with hand-painted enamels depicting a lion tamer, li

A Staffordshire Creamware Ladies Teapot 18th Century Width 7 inches.

English Polychrome Creamware Teapot and Cover Unmarked; decorated with seascapes. 4 3/4 x 7 1/2 x 4 1/4 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

English Enameled Creamware Teapot and Cover, Teabowl and Saucer Unmarked. The teapot 4 3/4 x 6 3/4 x 3 3/4 in. With applied labels for The Collection of Frances L. Dickson; The Collection of Donald D.

A rare Staffordshire lead-glazed creamware plaque, circa 1755-60 Of square shape, moulded in relief with a crucifixion scene, numerous figures mourning, the three crucified figures reserved in white h

A Staffordshire Lead-Glazed Creamware Punch Pot Circa 1760 Height 9 x width 13 7/8 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one teapot and matching cover with a curious green 'ermine' ground reserving on bot

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware teapot, ca. 1765, on a blue ground with floral panels, 4 3/4'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware ovoid teapot, ca. 1750, with an applied meandering vine, resting on three animal paw feet, 4'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

Staffordshire salt glaze stoneware ovoid teapot, ca. 1755, with applied floral and scrolling designs, and animal paw feet, 5 1/2'' h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot.

A Staffordshire "Terra Tersia" Creamware Teapot Circa 1790-1810 Height 4 1/4 x width 7 3/4 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Two Staffordshire saltglaze teapots and covers, circa 1760 Both of globular shape with crabstock handles and spouts, one with an unusual black pebbled or 'shagreen' ground reserving a single rose and

An English creamware, possibly Wedgwood teapot and cover, circa 1775, probably decorated in the Rhodes' London decorating studio with a woman in a rustic landscape, 12.5cm high Provenance: The Geoffre

A Staffordshire saltglazed stoneware camel teapot and cover , mid 18th century, modelled as a recumbent camel with howdah and moulded in relief with figures and foliage, paper collection labels, 15cm

Four Roseville Pottery 'White Rose' Serving Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1940. In Roseville's 'Coral' glaze, comprising a #1T teapot and cover, a #1C cream pitcher, a #132-4 pitcher, and a #

A Wedgwood Queen's Ware (creamware) bullet-shape Chintz Pattern teapot and cover, circa 1770, decorated in shades of iron-red, puce, black and green , incised 2 to base, paper collection label E.N. ST

A Staffordshire solid-blue jasper cylindrical teapot and cover, possibly Adams or Turner, circa 1800, sprigged in white with 'Sportive Love' and a woman with cinerary urn, possibly Andromache mourning

Staffordshire Two-Color Rainbow Spatterware Teapot and Cover, and a Pair of Handleless Cups, Circa 1830. The teapot and cover each sponged in alternating blue and red stripes, the cups surrounded by b

David Frith (b.1943), a stoneware cut sided strap handled teapot and cover, iron glaze and brushed fruit and chequered decoration, 22cm high, note :examples of his work are housed in the V&A Museum, L

Andrew and Joanna Young (Contemporary), a stoneware teapot and cover, salt glaze, impressed marks A&J Young Gresham, 17cm high, note: examples of their work are housed in the V&A Museum London, See Br