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Antique Coaster Creamware Early 19th Century
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Antique Coaster Creamware Early 19th Century

18th century
Sold 1 December 2024 · Marris Antiques
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Antique Tableware AccessoryCream Glazed EarthenwareEarly 19th Century Pottery Ask the dealer for something similar
Description

Creamware pottery wine coaster with reeded and pierced decoration and beaded rim. Impressed Wedgewood. English early 19th century.

Internal dia: 13.5 cm.

Provenance: Tom Walford Collection.

Condition Very good.

Physical Dimensions
Height
4cm (1.57")
Width
15.5cm (6.10")
Depth
13.5cm (5.31")
Declaration

Marris Antiques has dated this Creamware Pottery Bottle Coaster to the Georgian era.

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SA1023983
Dealers Internal Reference
BT36
Description
Creamware pottery wine coaster with reeded and pierced decoration and beaded rim. Impressed Wedgewood. English early 19th century.

Internal dia: 13.5 cm.

Provenance: Tom Walford Collection.

Condition Very good.

Height
4cm (1.57")
Width
15.5cm (6.10")
Depth
13.5cm (5.31")
Date of Manufacture

Marris Antiques has dated this Creamware Pottery Bottle Coaster to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1023983
Dealers Internal Ref
BT36
Marris Antiques
Marris Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2018

Robert marris specialises in 18th, 19th and early 20th-century english and irish glass.

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Archive I A low, cylindrical creamware bottle coaster featuring pierced geometric patterns and beaded borders. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Antique Coaster Creamware Early 19th Century

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Marris Antiques

Marris Antiques
Telephone 01787 371523 or 07841 500644
Location
Sudbury
Suffolk
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/marris
Verified Since May 2018
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Items Sold 603
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A low, cylindrical creamware bottle coaster featuring pierced geometric patterns and beaded borders.
Antique coaster creamware early 19th century
Ref: SA1023983
A low, cylindrical creamware bottle coaster featuring pierced geometric patterns and beaded borders.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectTableware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialCreamware earthenware
  • ColourCream
  • MotifsPierced trelliswork, Beaded rim, Cylindrical profile
  • SizeH 4 cm (2 in) x W 15.5 cm (6 in) x D 13.5 cm (5 in)

FAQs

Creamware is a type of refined earthenware with a pale yellowish-white glaze, developed in Yorkshire, England, during the mid-18th century as a lighter, more refined alternative to salt-glazed stoneware.

Creamware is made from refined white-firing clay bodies coated with a transparent lead glaze, often enhanced with oxides to achieve its characteristic creamy hue, and shaped either on a potters wheel or via press-moulding.

Authentic pieces are identified by their characteristic weight, fine crazing in the transparent glaze, delicate hand-carved or pierced details, and the absence of modern factory marks underneath.

Antique creamware can be integrated into contemporary dining or living spaces as a subtle sculptural accent on sideboards or open shelving, bringing textural contrast and historic character to minimalist schemes.

Antique creamware should be washed gently by hand in lukewarm water using mild detergent, avoiding harsh abrasives, dishwashers, and prolonged soaking to prevent staining through glaze crazing.
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