£3300
Dated: 1780 Leeds Yorkshire England
One of the finest examples of 18th century period creamware pottery produced by the famous Leeds Pottery in Yorkshire, the chestnut basket and stand. This iconic piece of plain undecorated creamware with its intricate hand pierced decoration is a testament to the potters art. The basket still retains its original stand with it's fine reticluated border.
Dimensions: 9 inches high
Diameter: 10.5 inches
Current Condition: Restored at rims
Provenance: Tom Walford Collection London.
Literature: Leeds Pottery by John Griffin. The Leeds Pottery by Donald Towner
To send a message simply fill out the form below.
One of the finest examples of 18th century period creamware pottery produced by the famous Leeds Pottery in Yorkshire, the chestnut basket and stand.
This iconic piece of plain undecorated creamware with its intricate hand pierced decoration is a testament to the potters art. The basket still retains its original stand with it’s fine reticluated border.
| Dimensions | 9 in |
|---|
