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Two Early 19th Century Ceramic Pickle Dishes
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Two Early 19th Century Ceramic Pickle Dishes

19th century
For Sale by Mark J West
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Two early 19th century ceramic pickle dishes

Price each

Largest 16.25 x 13.12cms

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Mark J West has dated these Blue Transferware Pickle Dishes to the 1800s.

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Description
Two early 19th century ceramic pickle dishes

Price each

Largest 16.25 x 13.12cms

Date of Manufacture

Mark J West has dated these Blue Transferware Pickle Dishes to the 1800s.

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SA1165677
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0682
Mark J West
Mark J West
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2016

Mark west is a specialist dealer in antique glass.

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A pair of early nineteenth-century leaf-shaped ceramic pickle dishes featuring blue transfer-printed landscape patterns and molded stem handles.
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Archive I A pair of early nineteenth-century leaf-shaped ceramic pickle dishes featuring blue transfer-printed landscape patterns and molded stem handles.

Two Early 19th Century Ceramic Pickle Dishes

Archive II A pair of early nineteenth-century leaf-shaped ceramic pickle dishes featuring blue transfer-printed landscape patterns and molded stem handles. View II
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Mark J West

Mark J West
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Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/markjwest
Verified Since Dec 2016
Items For Sale 147
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A pair of early nineteenth-century leaf-shaped ceramic pickle dishes featuring blue transfer-printed landscape patterns and molded stem handles.
Two early 19th century ceramic pickle dishes
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A pair of early nineteenth-century leaf-shaped ceramic pickle dishes featuring blue transfer-printed landscape patterns and molded stem handles.
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  • ObjectPickle Dishes
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPearlware, Earthenware, Ceramic
  • ColourBlue and White
  • MotifsLeaf shape, Serrated rim, Transfer-printed landscape, Moulded stem handle

These two early 19th-century ceramic pickle dishes represent the Regency style. Made from pearlware and earthenware with a white glaze and blue transfer-printed landscape decoration, they display leaf shapes, serrated rims, and moulded stem handles. The largest dish measures 16.25 cm by 13.12 cm, with the size of the other not given. They bring a touch of English Country House style to a home. In a contemporary interior, these dishes suit placement on a sideboard top. They provide a practical way to serve pickles, condiments, or small appetisers during dinner parties or family gatherings. Alternatively, they function as decorative small vessels on a tabletop or cabinet shelf, where their classic blue and white palette and detailed transfer-printed landscapes complement traditional or transitional interior schemes.

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Pickle dishes emerged in British pottery production during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries as specialized tableware for serving condiments, relishes, and preserved items. Often produced in leaf shapes with underglaze blue transfer printing, these vessels formed part of elaborate dinner services influenced by Chinese porcelain designs.

These dishes were typically constructed from pearlware or refined white earthenware. Decorative patterns were applied using copper-plate engravings printed onto tissue paper and transferred directly onto the unglazed clay before being fired with a cobalt blue glaze.

Authentic pearlware from this era generally displays a bluish tinge in pooled glaze areas, particularly around foot rims and molded details, caused by cobalt added to the glaze. Early pieces also show slight variations in transfer alignment, faint stippling from copper plates, and visible wear consistent with age.

Antique blue and white ceramic dishes can be displayed collectively on a sideboard top, mounted inside framed shadow boxes, or incorporated into contemporary table settings as functional accent pieces for small items or jewelry.

Clean early ceramic dishes using lukewarm water and mild, non-abrasive soap, avoiding prolonged soaking. Do not place historic transferware in dishwashers or microwaves, as harsh detergents and high temperatures can cause crazing, glaze degradation, or enamel damage.
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