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19th Century Wedgewood Creamware Basket and Stand
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19th Century Wedgewood Creamware Basket and Stand

19th century
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A lovely example of wedgewood creamware in a bowl with matching stand designed by william hackwood. The hand pierced bowl features 2 handles and measures 10 ins X 6 ins with an impressed wedgewood mark to the base. The hand fretted stand measures 9.75 ins X 7.5 ins in good original condition, but it does have some firing frit on the base.

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Marion David Decorative Arts has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Basket Stand to the 19th Century.

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SA1236770
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A lovely example of wedgewood creamware in a bowl with matching stand designed by william hackwood.
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The hand pierced bowl features 2 handles and measures 10 ins X 6 ins with an impressed wedgewood mark to the base.
Marion David Decorative Arts

The hand fretted stand measures 9.75 ins X 7.5 ins in good original condition, but it does have some firing frit on the base.

Date of Manufacture

Marion David Decorative Arts has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Basket Stand to the 19th Century.

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SA1236770
Marion David Decorative Arts
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2026

We specialise in quality decorative items from the arts & crafts/art nouveau and art deco periods

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A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand.
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Archive I A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand.

19th Century Wedgewood Creamware Basket and Stand

Archive II A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View II
Archive III A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View III
Archive IV A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View IV
Archive V A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View V
Archive VI A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View VI
Archive VII A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand. View VII
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A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand.
19TH CENTURY WEDGEWOOD CREAMWARE BASKET AND STAND
Ref: SA1236770
A cream-coloured glazed earthenware basket featuring pierced lattice rims, twin side handles, and a matching reticulated stand.
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  • ObjectDecorative Basket
  • Period19th century
  • StyleNeoclassical
  • MaterialCreamware, Earthenware, Lead Glaze
  • ColourCream
  • MotifsReticulated rim, loop handles, moulded rope pattern

Creamware is a refined cream-coloured earthenware developed in Staffordshire during the mid-18th century, characterized by a light clay body covered with a clear lead glaze.

These pieces were produced by pressing refined clay into moulds and hand-cutting or stamping out the reticulated openwork lattice patterns before firing and lead glazing.

Authentic pieces generally feature impressed uppercase makers marks such as WEDGWOOD, precise pierced geometric borders, and subtle pooling of greenish glaze in carved recesses.

A reticulated creamware basket serves as a refined centrepiece on a dining table or sideboard, displayed either empty to highlight its openwork structure or filled with subtle decorative items.

Clean gently by hand using tepid water and mild liquid detergent, avoiding prolonged soaking, harsh chemical solvents, or abrasive pads that could damage the glaze or openwork structure.
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