Creamware 5 The Market

1 by John Ainsley History The discovery of a cream-coloured, light density is credited to Thomas Astbury between 1720 and 1740. Light coloured clays brought from Devon Late 18thC Neale & Co two were used with calcined flints. In about 1840 Enoch Booth introduced a fluid glaze, part obelisk shaped cream- thus helping to establish creamware as a standard earthenware body for the next ware jelly mould, inner hundred years. During the 1740-1760 period refinements can be attributed mainly to Unusual creamware ‘Step’ or section painted with garlands ‘Twyford’ Toby jug c1780, of flowers over a blue line Josiah , and with Royal patronage established this gave rise to the name foamy head of ale escaping rim with four draining holes ‘Queensware’. At its best as fine as it was manufactured by most potters of down one side of jug, long and a plain fluted top section the period notably, Birch & Whitehead of Derby, Davenport, J. Heath, Hollins, pipe resting against his impressed mark, 7.5in. Devon, Lakin & Poole, Leeds , Neale & Co, Shorthose, Swansea, and chin, mouth slightly agape to Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. Warburton of Newcastle on Tyne, as well as more famously Enoch Wood and Josiah reveal a missing front tooth, HP: £1,600. ABP: £1,917. Wedgwood. Pearlware, a whiter version of the standard creamware body was intro- enamelled in washes of green duced by Wedgwood in 1779, and acknowledged by Her Majesty as ‘Pearl White’. and blue, the slightly canted 6 base in manganese brown, Pearlware was to become the standard body from 1780 for the printed blue and white some faults, 24cm. Woolley & chinoiserie, and after 1800 the ‘English’ blue and white patterns. By about 1840 Wallis, Salisbury. Apr 13. creamware had gone out of fashion and although blue and white had an extended HP: £4,400. ABP: £5,273. popularity for a further hundred years, by about 1840 the wonderful light density 2 earthenware known as pearlware had deteriorated to a heavier and much coarser Wedgwood & Co. creamware Victorian earthenware. Throughout this mid to late Georgian period marks on pottery teapot/cover, 1789, printed and porcelain were an exception to the general rule. Experts and collectors therefore ELISEE COHU, GUERNSEY have to rely on their knowledge of bodies, glazes, patterns and shapes. 1789, cabbage leaf spout chipped, flower knop and The Market entwined strap handle, imp’d In these four pages I have downloaded 83 lots from our Premier Online Database WEDGWOOD & CO, chips, at www.antiques-info.co.uk These are in price order and range from over £5,000 Regency Yorkshire cream 16cm. (2) Sworders, Stansted down to £83. I have also restricted examples to the last six years. Readers wishing to ware figure of a lion, one Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: study creamware or even pearlware in greater depth are referred to this database, paw raised off ball, sponged £1,300. ABP: £1,558. which is being continuously updated with the latest sales. The general market is not polychrome decoration, rectangular base with 7 as strong as it used to be and this is certainly the case in ceramics. It is also the case scrolling foliate decoration, that this downward trend has been much more effective at the middle and the lower 9.5in. Gorringes, Lewes. May end of the market. At the top end of the market, the earlier and more valuable pieces 09. HP: £3,600. ABP: £4,314. are exceedingly rare, indeed they can be so unusual that only dealers and collectors who understand creamware will recognise them. One should notice that apart from Rare Wedgwood & Co. cream- Wedgwood most of the examples are unmarked or are at best, attributed, although 3 ware tureen and cover, 1789, certain factories such as Leeds and Davenport in the main marked their wares. I have depressed form, gadroon and never seen a marked toby jug, other than Davenport and here at 1 and 3 no attribution artichoke knop, printed in has been attempted. Notice at 2 the creamware lion is in Prattware colours and could black with landscape scenes have been attributed to this generic type. Prattware attributions should be understood & ELIZABETH MOURANT, to be creamware or pearlware but will not appear in this selection, as a database GUERNSEY, 1789 between search was made for the term ‘creamware’. At 4, whilst bough pots were common pinks and lilies, impressed enough in this period, here there is only one example. The attribution to the artist Wedgwood & Co, lid restored, Fidelle Duvivier seems reasonably sound and it is my opinion, that undamaged or Creamware ‘Step’ or ‘Twyford’ 38cm over loop handles. (2) Toby jug and associated Sworders, Stansted restored, and at a specialist sale at retail the pair would certainly have fetched five cover c1780-90, empty jug Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: figures, and may also have reached a similar figure in the right auction. in left hand decorated with a £1,150. ABP: £1,378. It is not possible to analyse all of the examples here so let me point up some of the pattern of spots and stripes in poorer prices as well as the anomalies. On page 35, whilst several lots deserve their 8 brown, chin with a roughly £1,000-£500 status, others would appear to have been pushed up by collector compe- enamelled brown beard, base tition or Wedgwood mania. Some pieces will always be in the wrong place at the slightly canted, some wrong time or vice-versa. However damage is the usual catalyst associated with low damages, 24cm. Woolley & prices. I would have liked to have seen the creamware lion at 45 do better and I am Wallis, Salisbury. Apr 13. HP: £3,000. ABP: £3,595. Late 18thC creamware Baltic sure it would if sold on at retail. Restoration to the horns and ears held back the cow Service dinner plate comme- creamer at 46 but it had as good a chance as any at Woolley & Wallis in Salisbury. At morating the Baltic Service, 50 the bird whistle seems not to represent the genre, and over painted to this extent I painted/decorated with oak think, prevents these rare items making more money. Similarly when creamware leaf border with misinscribed elsewhere, say at 52 and 56 imitates porcelain the results tend to be poor. At 57 I am banners reading ‘Nelson The 4 surprised that the Dutch Royal commemorative fetched so little. Perhaps if sold in Glorious 1st of August’ and Holland it would have done better. The price paid for the Sunderland mug at 68 and Rare pair of creamware ‘Nelson The San Josef’, the jug at 69 are poor as is the mere £167 paid for the rare apothecary’s jar at 71. At Wedgwood & Co. bough inscribed inside Aboukir 14th pots, well painted with Feb.y, centre with fouled 73 the £155 reached for the recumbent sheep was low as was the Whieldon type dog maroon landscapes attributed anchor surrounded with at 74. This price was also paid for a superb and rare George III creamware bust at 75, to Fidelle Duvivier, blue line laurel, inscribed ‘Nelson, 2nd and unless there is damage these prices do no justice to the rarity of the pieces. An rims, impressed Wedgwood & April Baltic’, 9.75in, chip to anomalously low price was paid for the Wedgwood tea canisters at 87. My pick of the Co, both restored, 15.8cm. rear edge rim, hairline crack bargains is the Whieldon miniature teapot at 54 and £263. Finally see the extremely (2) Sworders, Stansted at 10 o’clock. Charles Miller, rare Wedgwood Duvivier painted jardiniere and stand at 49 where a crack seriously Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: London. Oct 10. HP: £850. damaged its potential. Undamaged it would have fetched at least a £1,000. £1,850. ABP: £2,217. ABP: £1,018. ANTIQUES INFO - November/December 13 Creamware

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Late 18thC creamware jelly 14 mould, painted with sprays of Pair of Wedgwood creamware Wedgwood & Co. creamware Wedgwood & Co. creamware fruit of elongated octagonal Creamware jug, late 18thC, baskets and stands c1800, plate, 1789, printed in black plate, 1786, printed in black form, 2 pierced holes, incised printed for ‘The Town and baskets - slatted sides inter- after Bewick with a bucolic JOHN PETER AND ANN DU No. 2 to base, prob. Wedgwood, Trade of Shrewsbury For- woven with red ribbons, scene and with ELISEE PORT, GUERNSEY, 1786, 4in. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct ever’, one side in colour with stands with reticulated rims, COHU, GUERNSEY, 1789, unmarked, rim , 25cm, 08. HP: £800. ABP: £958. corpulent gentlemen standing impressed marks, 27.8cm. (4) rim with floral sprays, imp’d partial Godden Reference above word ‘Independence’, Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury. WEDGWOOD & CO, 25cm. label. Sworders, Stansted motto ‘Independence and Old Apr 13. HP: £420. ABP: £503. Sworders, Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: England Forever and that for 20 Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: £350. ABP: £419. all the rest of the world’, £380. ABP: £455. reverse with impassioned 30 10 speech, brown lined borders 25 and handle, 17cm high. Early 19thC creamware large Halls, Shrewsbury. Nov 11. Masonic jug, central equine HP: £560. ABP: £671. 19thC Dutch? creamware portrait of William of Orange punch bowl/cover, inscribed Two early 19thC creamware above Masonic insignia, Voor Vryheid en Vaderland, jelly moulds, one moulded initialled HL, No.18, back Six creamware bin labels 12in. Gorringes, Lewes. Dec with a crowned GR cipher decorated with Masonic mid 19thC, coat-hanger form, 09. HP: £400. ABP: £479. within laurel wreaths with symbols under fruiting vine titled in black with ‘Port’, castellated borders, other as rim, 9.5in. Gorringes, Lewes. ‘Madeira’, ‘Sauterne’, Prince of Wales feathers, 8in Apr 08. HP: £750. ABP: £898. 15 ‘Champagne’, ‘Bucellas’ and ‘Port 1847’, 14cm. (6) largest. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct Rare early 19thC Creamware Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury. 08. HP: £340. ABP: £407. Leech jar, twin handled rib Apr 13. HP: £380. ABP: £455. form, pierced lid and rose 31 moulded knop, inscribed 21 11 Leeches, 8in. Gorringes, Lewes. Sep 10. HP: £480. Creamware commemorative ABP: £575. Rodney jug, c1780, modelled Late 18thC creamware mug, as the admiral’s head, 26 initialled TAR and decorated moulded rim reads ‘Success Late 18thC Wedgwood Late 18thC creamware with a deer & bell within a to Lord Rodney’, chips, pierced creamware curd pierced curd cheese mould, heart shaped panel, 11.5cm 11.5cm. Sworders, Stansted cheese mould, 6.5in. 6.5in. Gorringes, Lewes. Mar high, a.f.. Charterhouse, Mountfitchet. Apr 10. HP: Gorringes, Lewes. Mar 09. 09. HP: £340. ABP: £407. Sherborne. Jan 11. HP: 16 £400. ABP: £479. HP: £360. ABP: £431. £680. ABP: £815. Nelson’s Battle of the Nile 22 27 12 Commemorative creamware tankard, decorated with scenes of the battle & verse, 5.75in. Gorringes, Lewes. Sep 32 10. HP: £460. ABP: £551. Two creamware mugs, one printed with Jemmy’s Return Late 18thC creamware tea- 17 Large Wedgwood & Co. with the girl in tears and a pot, painted flowers/floral creamware meat dish, c1790, Rare dated creamware coffee rhyme, impressed Wedgwood sprays on an alternating oval silver shape printed in pot, 1786, pear body with an & Co., 12.5cm, other with orange/white ground, double black with large rustic scene escutcheon, inscribed Judith Moses & Vicar above desper- twist over handle, probably after Bewick and painted De Putron, Guernsey 1786, ately politically incorrect Leeds (a.f.) 15cm high. Pair of early 19thC cream- with THOMAS & MARY small spout stains, slight wear, doggerel, 16cm, both Charterhouse, Sherborne. Feb ware plates, poss. Wedgwood, GIFFORD, rim with flower associated cover, chipped, damaged. (2) Sworders, 10. HP: £600. ABP: £719. finely decorated a scene, one sprays, rim crack restored, 25cm overall. (2) Sworders, Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb The Bridge & Part of St John’s 45.5cm. Sworders, Stansted Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: £340. ABP: £407. College Cambridge, other Ely Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: 11. HP: £360. ABP: £431. Cathedral Cambridge, basket £400. ABP: £479. weave and pierced painted borders, named in script on 23 reverse, 20cm wide. Chorley’s, 13 Prinknash Abbey Park. Mar 10. HP: £450. ABP: £539. Liverpool creamware jug, late 18thC, possibly Herculaneum 18 33 Five 19thC creamware 28 factory, printed in black and ceramic plates, each transfer Creamware mug, printed overpainted in iron red, blue, printed maritime decoration: yellow and green with ‘An Creamware figure, early with named Charity above two with hand highlighted three girls and a boy and a East View of Liverpool Light Late 18thC Wedgwood 19thC, ‘The Poor Soldier’, coloured decoration and rhyme between pinks and a House and Signals on creamware pierced curd standing against a stone, three without, largest 25cm tulip, imp’d WEDGWOOD & Bidston Hill’, key below, cheese mould, numbered 4, with a peg leg, leaning on a dia, smallest 24.5cm dia. CO, light scratches, basal reverse with un-named mono- canted octagonal form with walking cane, holding out his Frank Marshall & Co, star crack, 15cm. Sworders, chrome sailing ship, 8.5in heart motif piercing, 6.75in. hat, titled base, 6in high. Knutsford. Nov 12. HP: Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb high. Hartleys, Ilkley. Mar Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. Hartleys, Ilkley. Sep 11. HP: £400. ABP: £479. 11. HP: £340. ABP: £407. 10. HP: £560. ABP: £671. HP: £420. ABP: £503. £360. ABP: £431. ANTIQUES INFO - November/December 13 Creamware

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34 Late 18thC creamware Group of 4 assorted mainly pierced curd cheese mould, early 19thC creamware jelly Group of seven assorted Rare Wedgwood creamware 18thC Wedgwood creamware oval form moulded with a moulds, each moulded with a early 19thC creamware jelly jardinière & matched stand, part service, brown stylised fish above stepped bases, fish, one as a flying fish, of moulds, mainly of floral bucket form, painted in iron- leaf borders: a pair of sauce circular piercing, 6.25in. various sizes, largest 6.75in. subjects including a gentian red by Fidelle Duvivier with tureens on stands, three oval Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. combined rose & shamrock, two figures, a tower beyond dishes, six quatrefoil dishes HP: £300. ABP: £359. HP: £260. ABP: £311. an acorn, a daisy, a wheat- and eight plates. (a lot) Hy. beneath a black-painted crest, sheaf and a beehive. 40 green fixed ring handles, Duke & Son, Dorchester. Jul 45 Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. 08. HP: £320. ABP: £383. imp’d WEDGWOOD, crack, HP: £220. ABP: £263. wear, 21cm. (2) Sworders, 54 35 Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: £240. ABP: £287.

Late 18thC creamware figure 50 of recumbent lion, decorated 18thC Leeds creamware Staffordshire creamware Group of six assorted mainly with blue and brown dots on coffee pot, small proportion, miniature teapot and cover early 19thC creamware jelly a cream glaze base, hollow bright polychrome enamels, c1770, in a mottled Whieldon moulds, each decorated with to underside, 10cms wide. one side an Oriental lady type glaze with splashes of an animal subject including Rowley Fine Art, Ely. Sep 08. with a parasol beside a table, HP: £250. ABP: £299. blue and green, handle and an elephant, a fighting cock, spout moulded as twigs, other standing beside a fence Creamware bird whistle, a sheep, a stag and two cover with a floral knop, & admiring a flower, flower/ early 19thC, finch with birds. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct some faults to cover, 12.5cm. leaf knop, rib/leaf moulded yellow and red markings to a 08. HP: £320. ABP: £383. (2) Woolley & Wallis, spout, handle scroll moulded, brown body and black wings, Salisbury. Apr 13. HP: £220. 36 very a/f, 8in high. Tring perched upon a burnt orange ABP: £263. Market Auctions, Tring. Jan 46 square section whistle 13. HP: £300. ABP: £359. moulded/applied with leaves Creamware cow creamer and 55 cover, late 18thC, standing and flowers, naturalistically 41 four square, green-glazed moulded quatrefoil base, 4in base, cow decorated in a high. Hartleys, Ilkley. Sep 11. HP: £240. ABP: £287. Large Wedgwood & Co. Group of 3 early 19thC cream- Whieldon-type manganese creamware teapot and cover, ware jelly moulds, recumbent glaze, some restoration to the printed with a seated couple lions looking skyward, octa- horns and ears, 17.5cm. (2) on one side and a Sandby- gonal bases, largest 7.75in. Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury. type landscape on the other, Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. Apr 13. HP: £250. ABP: £299. impressed Wedgwood & Co, HP: £280. ABP: £335. 47 51 creamware minor frits, 17cm high. (2) bust of Shakespeare, late Sworders, Stansted 19thC, swept oblong socle, Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: impressed mark, 12.5in high. £320. ABP: £383. English creamware mug, Hartleys, Ilkley. Jun 13. HP: c1800, plain loop handle, on- £200. ABP: £239. 42 Two Whieldon-type cream- 37 glaze printed in black and ware plates late 18th/early Two unusual early 19thC overpainted in polychrome 19thC, one octagonal and Wedgwood jelly moulds, with enamels with ‘A Private decorated in a sponged representations of ancient Cossack’, seated astride his manganese glaze, other with Egyptian Gods within geo- galloping steed with 2 other Five assorted 18th/19thC geometrically arranged 56 metric borders, impressed figures beyond, titled, No. 33 creamware plates, decorated splashes of blue, green and marks and numbers 233 and in brown, 4.75in high. with maritime scenes, three ochre on a sponged ground 286, with another creamware Hartleys, Ilkley. Jun 13. HP: with hand painted coloured within a feather-moulded Early 19thC creamware jug, jelly mould moulded, with the £240. ABP: £287. highlights, larger plate 25cm rim, 24cm max. (2) Woolley decorated with floral sprays hand of Fatima, largest 8in. dia, smaller plate 20.5cm & Wallis, Salisbury. Apr 13. 52 and initialled T.S.C, 8in. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. dia. Frank Marshall & Co, HP: £250. ABP: £299. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 10. HP: £280. ABP: £335. Knutsford. Nov 12. HP: HP: £190. ABP: £227. £320. ABP: £383. 43 57

Leeds creamware tea 48 canister, late 18thC, plain cylindrical form with sloping Wedgwood & Co. creamware Creamware meat dish, shoulders, decorated in 38 barber’s bowl, typical form printed in brown with an Rhodes style with large Creamware plate, wavy edge, Eastern fantasy including Liverpool creamware bowl, with soap recess painted with flowers and insects in typical with portraits of Prince shrimp trees, an elephant and black printed to the interior brown swags and green rim, palette, 4.5in high, 3.5in dia, William V facing his consort a pagoda, various borders with a sail ship, exterior with underside with twin handles, with a similar jug of baluster with orange tree in between, and pimple-moulded yellow four figural vignettes within impressed Wedgwood & Co, form, with entwined reeded and the legend ‘Zal Nooyt de rim all heightened in a Pratt floral sprigs, late 18th/19thC, minor flaking and chips, handle, swept foot, 5in high. Orange Kleur Vergaan’, palette, 45.2cm. Sworders, 11.5in wide. Hartleys, Ilkley. 26cm. Sworders, Stansted (2) Hartleys, Ilkley. Mar 11. 24.5cm dia. George Kidner Stansted Mountfitchet. Feb Feb 08. HP: £300. ABP: £359. Mountfitchet. Feb 11. HP: HP: £230. ABP: £275. Auctioneers, Lymington. Apr £280. ABP: £335. 11. HP: £240. ABP: £287. 09. HP: £180. ABP: £215. ANTIQUES INFO - November/December 13 Creamware

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18thC Wedgwood creamware Early 19thC Staffordshire Whieldon-type creamware cress dish and stand, waisted creamware figure of a 68 dish c1800, patches of green diamond form, floral band recumbent sheep, 4.25in, a.f. decoration, impressed mark, Creamware coiled snake pipe, & yellow glaze on unusual Sunderland creamware mug, Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 09. 14in. Gorringes, Lewes. Sep early 19thC, piece has been greyish blue sponged ground, c1795-1800, transfer printed HP: £130. ABP: £155. 09. HP: £180. ABP: £215. repaired to neck/mouth piece, rim pierced, 24cm. Woolley in black and over enamelled marked 1811, 8.5in. Cooper & Wallis, Salisbury. Apr 13. with a view of the bridge Barrington, Froncysllte. Oct HP: £100. ABP: £119. over the River Wear, 5.75in. 11. HP: £160. ABP: £191. Gorringes, Lewes. Dec 11. 80 HP: £150. ABP: £179. 64 74 59 69 Creamware teapot and cover, Whieldon type creamware late 18thC, globular form, model of a dog, late 18thC, reeded and flower moulded seated hound with brown English creamware tea spout and ‘crabstock’ handle, sponged markings on a green canister, late 18thC, enamelled central engine turned band, highlighted shaped base, in shades of iron red, black, painted in iron red and green Early 19thC creamware jug 3.25in high. Hartleys, Ilkley. yellow and green with full with scattered bunches of painted with floral sprays, Sep 11. HP: £130. ABP: £155. Creamware wall sconce, 1st blown rose/scattered sprigs, cherries and flowers, 5.25in inscribed ‘Solman Hawms half 19thC, recess painted in 4.25in high. Hartleys, Ilkley. high. Hartleys, Ilkley. Sep 11. 1804, one jug more and blue with a gallant standing Dec 10. HP: £80. ABP: £95. HP: £180. ABP: £215. then’, 15cm high. W H 75 with one hand resting on his Peacock, Bedford. Feb 13. The prices quoted are actual hip and leaning to his right, 81 Hammer Prices (HP) HP: £150. ABP: £179. followed by the Approximate outside edge with a border of oeil de perdrix and partial Buyer’s Price (ABP) which 70 includes an average buyer’s flowerhead mon, 25.2cm. premium of 16.55% VAT. Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury. Apr 13. HP: £160. ABP: £191. Pair Wedgwood creamware Creamware bust of George 65 tea canisters/stoppers, c1830s, Creamware sugar bowl/cover III, integral plinth applied rounded shoulders, printed in late 18thC, printed in red with a nautical trophy, brown and over with the Lovers Disturbed, probably 18thC, 22cm high. painted in gilt with chrysan- reverse with a reclining W H Peacock, Bedford. Mar themums and fruiting shepherd, three reticulated 13. HP: £130. ABP: £155. branches, one imp’d Wedg- Group of 5 assorted mainly creamware tureen covers and wood, 5in high. Hartleys, early 19thC creamware jelly an oval stand, 24cm max. (6) 60 Ilkley. Mar 13. HP: £75. moulds, each with a marine Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury. English creamware coffee pot, ABP: £89. subject, incl. lobster, dolphin Apr 13. HP: £140. ABP: £167. late 18thC, transfer printed, 82 black and enamel in colours and shells, largest 4.25in. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct 08. with the Prodigal Son taking 76 leave and the Prodigal Son HP: £150. ABP: £179. receives his patrimony, 9.5in, 18thC creamware tea canister restored. Gorringes, Lewes. painted with flower sprays, 71 Dec 11. HP: £180. ABP: £215. slightly a/f, 4in high. Tring Creamware commemorative Market Auctions, Tring. Mar nursery plate, late 18thC, 61 10. HP: £110. ABP: £131. swag moulded borders, 66 Rare English creamware centrally printed in black 18thC creamware egg strainer, Apothecary’s syrup jar, late and naively overpainted in handles with leaf terminals, 18thC, tubular spout, splayed 77 colours in memoriam to the bowl 3.5in dia. Tring foot, 22cm high. Halls, ‘Revd, John Wesley’, with an Group of three assorted early Market Auctions, Tring. Mar Shrewsbury. Jul 13. HP: oval medallion bust portrait 19thC creamware jelly 10. HP: £150. ABP: £179. £140. ABP: £167. Pair of late 18thC cream- & angel at side of the tomb, moulds, one as a large seated ware plates painted in the 7in dia. Hartleys, Ilkley. Mar hen, other as recumbent lamb, style, shaped 11. HP: £70. ABP: £83. other as a hedgehog, largest borders, a/f, 8.25in dia. Tring 83 9in. Gorringes, Lewes. Oct Market Auctions, Tring. Jan 08. HP: £170. ABP: £203. 10. HP: £100. ABP: £119. 62 67 72 78 Leeds creamware milk jug, Late 18th/early 19thC cream- Creamware coffee pot, late 18thC, trefoil lip, en- ware meat plate, shaped oval domed lid with flower finial, twined handle with flower- form, moulded border, centre reeded entwined loop head terminals, polychrome with a black transfer print of handles, painted with 18thC Creamware egg enamels in the Rhodes style peacocks and other birds in a flowers, spreading foot, late Creamware cream jug strainer with shell handle 3in with buildings beside a river landscape scene, 18.75in 18thC, 10in high. Hartleys, painted with floral sprays, dia, a/f. Tring Market within a scroll border, 5.5in wide. Dee, Atkinson & Ilkley. Oct 08. HP: £130. a/f, 3.5in high. Tring Market Auctions, Tring. Mar 10. HP: high. Hartleys, Ilkley. Mar Harrison, Driffield. Feb 12. ABP: £155. Auctions, Tring. Mar 10. HP: £160. ABP: £191. 11. HP: £150. ABP: £179. £100. ABP: £119. HP: £70. ABP: £83. ANTIQUES INFO - November/December 13