Hiscock And Shepherd Antiques


CREAMWARE Produced first by Wedgwood and copied by other factories, a cream body earthenware generaly used in the late 18th Century. Produced mainly in Staffordshire but also in Yorkshire, Leeds Devon and the North East.

Products

Image	Name	Price

	JOHN WILLIAMS of BARRY INTERESTING ALE JUG.	£685

	CREAMWARE TABLE SPOON, c.1785.	£750

	RARE CREAMWARE SPOON, GILT FEATHER EDGE.	£325.

	DAVID LAWSON BLACK SMITH ARMS MUG, c.1800	£275

	MASSIVE JUG ISLE OF MAN INTEREST.	£2450

	FRENCH CREAMWARE PLATE, c.1820	£68

	ROBERT RAIKES, Founder of Sunday Schools 1811	£145

	WOOD & CHALLINOR 1828-43.	£68

	MARTIN CHARLTON, Success TO COAL TRADE FERRY HILL	£750

	DANIEL HANSHALL CREAMWARE JUG. c.1790	£SOLD

	CREAMWARE STAND	£125

	SMALL CREAMWARE PLATE	£SOLD

	RURAL SCEANS CREAMWARE JUG	£SOLD

	RARE CREAMWARE CHAMBERSTICK	£145

	RARE JUG COMMEMORATING PEACE	£SOLD

	LIVERPOOL ? SHIP PLATE	£185

	TWO FRENCH CREAMWARE COCKErREL PLATES. c.1790	£175 Sold

	RARE WEDGWOOD TARGET TEAPOT. c.1770	£SOLD

	WARBURTON CREAMWARE PLATE.	£110

	NORTHEAST POTTERY MUG c.1780	£125

	RARE CANARY YELLOW COMMEMORATIVE JUG c.1810	£375

	WELLINGTON JUG	£795

	RARE INTERESTING CADDY c.1790	£110

	CREAMWARE COTTAGE MOULDED PLATE c.1820	£375

	PIERCED SWANSEA PLATE c.1820	£98

	DAVENPORT BOTANICAL c.1790	£68

	FELT MAKERS ARMS John & Elizabeth Wilson	£SOLD

	HORNCASTLE VOLUNTEERS 1806	£895

	COCKFIGHTING JUG, JOHN PORTER 1810.	£850