Which makers dominate the category?

Doulton is the persistent thread, named in 40 of 176 titles, with Lambeth in 19 and Royal Doulton in 14. It covers everything from a match striker to a jardiniere on stand and a silver-mounted salad bowl. Wedgwood is the second name, in 18 titles, concentrated in current stock and attached to jasperware, caneware and basalt. Beyond those two, names appear singly rather than in runs.

How old is most antique stoneware for sale?

The dated field runs 1800 to 1940, with 74 of 176 listings carrying a clean year. "19th Century" is the largest single bucket at 44 listings, with Victorian at 20 alongside it, so a great many pieces are placed only within a hundred-year band. Where dealers commit to a decade, the 1880s stand out, then the 1920s and 1900s. Eighteenth-century attributions number 12, and a handful of pieces reach back further still.

What forms turn up most often?

Jardinieres, jars, bowls, teapots and barrels are the recurring vessels. Around them sit storage flagons, jelly moulds, tea sets, jam pots, tygs, ewers and match strikers. Scale swings wide. "Large" is in 25 titles, and the sampled stock includes garden lions on bases, an orangery tree planner and a pair of shipping-line alcohol jars.

Are there unusual one-off stoneware pieces?

Yes, and they are genuinely one-offs. A model of a lady's shoe, a rugby ball inkwell, a toast rack, a spittoon, a faux bois strawberry planter and a salt-glazed unicorn each appear once in the archive and nowhere else. The rarest origins are Asian: a Sukhothai fish dish from the Si Satchanalai kilns and a Song dynasty celadon jar are single examples, and both sit near the top of the range.

Do stoneware sets and pairs come up?

Pairs are ordinary rather than exceptional, with "pair" in 14 titles, mostly lions, urns, tygs and plaques. Larger sets appear occasionally and can be substantial. One lot runs to twenty-five French confit pots, another to a matched group of four 17th-century wine jars.

How much stoneware comes up on Sellingantiques?

Around 21 pieces come to market in a year. Eighty-eight different dealers have listed one, so almost every dealer who handles stoneware has offered a single item rather than a run of them.

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Stoneware is clay fired hot enough to vitrify, giving a hard, non-porous body used for storage, drink and the table long before Victorian potteries turned it to decorative ends.

Wonderful Antique Wedgwood Jasper Ware Biscuit Barrel

19th century

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Wonderful Antique Wedgwood Jasper Ware Biscuit Barrel

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£265

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Continental Stoneware Carafe of Pear Shape

1900 - 1920

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Continental Stoneware Carafe of Pear Shape

From Y Not Antiques

£200

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C & a Painter Ship & Turtle Tavern Turtle Soup Jar

19th century

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C & a Painter Ship & Turtle Tavern Turtle Soup Jar

From Shaun King Antiques

£135

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19th century

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Stoneware Gin Barrel by L. Lumley

From Devonshire Antiques

£375

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Rare Antique Wedgwood White Stoneware Teapot, C.1820

19th century

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Rare Antique Wedgwood White Stoneware Teapot, C.1820

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£400

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Rare English Adams Stoneware Wine Cooler C1820

19th century

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Rare English Adams Stoneware Wine Cooler C1820

From Shaun King Antiques

£1,950

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Fine Quality Antique Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

19th century

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Fine Quality Antique Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£425

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19th century

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Set of 25 French Confit Pots

From Mark Davis Antiques

£160

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19th century

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Huge 19th C Terracotta Glazed Bowl

From William James Antiques

£480

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19th century

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Wedgwood Jasperware Biscuit Barrel.

From Donald Allison Antiques

£125

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The oldest stoneware on Sellingantiques runs well before the 19th century - 17th-century Rhenish bellarmines and wine jars, and a Ming dynasty Longquan celadon censer.

18th century

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French Walnut Oil Jug.

From Kontrast Antiques

£1,356

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Pair of Wedgwood Jasperware Candlesticks

19th century

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Pair of Wedgwood Jasperware Candlesticks

From Prometheus Antiques

£195

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Stunning Quality Antique Victorian Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

19th century

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Stunning Quality Antique Victorian Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

From Unique Antiques by Emma Jade

£325

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19th century

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French Earthenware Walnut Oil Jar

From Graham Price Antiques Ltd.

£345

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Phillips & Bagster Yellow Ware Stag Hunt Pitchers, Hound Handles, Rare Regency Set C. 1820

19th century

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Phillips & Bagster Yellow Ware Stag Hunt Pitchers, Hound Handles, Rare Regency Set C. 1820

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£950

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19th century

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Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish

From Jane Short Antiques

£275

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Antique Stoneware

Wonderful Antique Wedgwood Jasper Ware Biscuit Barrel

Continental Stoneware Carafe of Pear Shape

C & a Painter Ship & Turtle Tavern Turtle Soup Jar

Stoneware Gin Barrel by L. Lumley

Rare Antique Wedgwood White Stoneware Teapot, C.1820

Rare English Adams Stoneware Wine Cooler C1820

Fine Quality Antique Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

Set of 25 French Confit Pots

Huge 19th C Terracotta Glazed Bowl

Wedgwood Jasperware Biscuit Barrel.

French Walnut Oil Jug.

Pair of Wedgwood Jasperware Candlesticks

Stunning Quality Antique Victorian Doulton Lambeth Jardiniere

French Earthenware Walnut Oil Jar

Phillips & Bagster Yellow Ware Stag Hunt Pitchers, Hound Handles, Rare Regency Set C. 1820

Wedgwood Caneware Game Pie Dish

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