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An Exceptional and Unusual Wedgwood Chestnut Basket, Circa 1795-1830
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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An Exceptional and Unusual Wedgwood Chestnut Basket, Circa 1795-1830

19th century
Description

A subtle yet impressive piece which would make for a wonderful ornament in any home.

There is a very minor crack only visible from the basket's interior - see photo for details

Measures 28x18x17cms

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Chestnut Basket to the 19th Century.

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SA1224728
Description
A subtle yet impressive piece which would make for a wonderful ornament in any home.

There is a very minor crack only visible from the basket's interior - see photo for details

Measures 28x18x17cms

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Chestnut Basket to the 19th Century.

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SA1224728
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2022
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A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base.
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Archive I A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base.

An Exceptional and Unusual Wedgwood Chestnut Basket, Circa 1795-1830

Archive II A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View II
Archive III A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View III
Archive IV A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View IV
Archive V A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View V
Archive VI A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View VI
Archive VII A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View VII
Archive VIII A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View VIII
Archive IX A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base. View IX
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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07801 650780
Location
Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/vanbrughwest
Verified Since Jan 2022
Items For Sale 65
Items Sold 378
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Location: Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level), 141 Portobello Road, London, W11 2QB, United Kingdom
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A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base.
An Exceptional and Unusual Wedgwood Chestnut Basket, circa 1795-1830
Ref: SA1224728
A cream-coloured Georgian earthenware chestnut basket featuring reticulated lattice piercing, two side handles, and a pedestal base.
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Chestnut baskets were popularised in 18th-century England, primarily crafted from creamware or Queens ware. Designed with openwork reticulation, they allowed steam to escape while serving warm roasted chestnuts during dessert courses.

Reticulated creamware is composed of refined lead-glazed earthenware. The lattice design was created by hand-piercing the wet clay using specialised metal punches before firing and glazing.

Authentic Georgian pieces often feature precise hand-cut perforations, light body weight, and an impressed mark on the underside. The lead glaze typically exhibits a soft cream tone with slight pooling in crevices.

Position the basket as a centrepiece on a dining table, console, or sideboard to highlight its structural silhouette. It can remain empty to display the pierced lattice pattern or hold neutral decorative objects.

Dust gently with a soft dry brush to clean within the lattice piercings. Avoid immersing pierced earthenware in water or using harsh chemical cleaners, as unglazed areas within hairline cracks can absorb moisture.
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