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An Extremely Rare Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder Circa 1790-1820
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An Extremely Rare Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder Circa 1790-1820

19th century
Sold 9 March 2025 · Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
This “Extremely Rare Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder Circa 1790-1820” found a buyer.

It was listed by Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd. Sold pieces stay on Sellingantiques as a record of what has passed through, and the next one is rarely far away.

Description

This is an incredibly piece and in perfect condition ..a few nibbles to the brown paint ..but structurally fine It has an inner piece that sits on top , so that you can place flowers in it .

Creamware circe 1790-1820. Decorated with a band of leaves and flowers

24x17x12 cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
24cm (9.45")
Width
17cm (6.69")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Declaration

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1057730
Description
This is an incredibly piece and in perfect condition ..a few nibbles to the brown paint ..but structurally fine It has an inner piece that sits on top , so that you can place flowers in it .

Creamware circe 1790-1820. Decorated with a band of leaves and flowers

24x17x12 cm.

Height
24cm (9.45")
Width
17cm (6.69")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1057730
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2022
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An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

An Extremely Rare Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder Circa 1790-1820

Archive II An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View II
Archive III An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View III
Archive IV An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View IV
Archive V An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View V
Archive VI An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View VI
Archive VII An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs. View VII
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Telephone 07801 650780
Location
Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jan 2022
Items For Sale 61
Items Sold 397
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Verified Since Jan 2022
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Location: Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level), 141 Portobello Road, London, W11 2QB, United Kingdom
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Sold
397
An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs.
An extremely rare Wedgwood Creamware Flower Holder circa 1790-1820
Ref: SA1057730
An antique creamware flower holder featuring twin handles, pierced covers, and hand-painted green leaf and red berry motifs.
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  • ObjectVessels
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialCreamware, Earthenware
  • ColourCream
  • MotifsPierced lid, Scroll handles, Fluted body, Hand-painted foliage
  • SizeH 24 cm (9 in) x W 17 cm (7 in) x D 12 cm (5 in)

Creamware is a type of refined earthenware with a pale yellowish-cream glaze, developed in Yorkshire, England, during the mid-18th century. Josiah Wedgwood famously perfected and marketed this ceramic body, naming it Queens Ware after receiving royal patronage in 1765.

Creamware is produced using refined white-firing clay bodies coated in a lead-based or alkaline transparent glaze that turns a warm cream colour upon firing. Decoration often involved hand-painting, transfer printing, or delicate pierced and moulded work executed by skilled artisans.

Authentic pieces from the late 18th and early 19th centuries exhibit distinct characteristics such as potting weight, subtle glaze pooling, crazing patterns consistent with age, and sometimes impressed factory marks or handwritten pattern numbers on the unglazed base.

Antique creamware adds understated elegance and historical texture to modern spaces. It can be displayed singly on a mantelpiece or grouped in a cabinet to introduce neutral tones, classical proportions, and artisanal character to a room.

Antique ceramics should be hand-washed gently in lukewarm water using mild detergent when necessary, avoiding abrasive sponges or soaking. Protect them from rapid temperature fluctuations, direct sunlight, and display them on stable surfaces away from high-traffic areas.
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