Pratt Ware

Medium: pottery prattware ceramic earthenware Provenance: Private Collection Cornwall England Literature: Page 87 Pratt Ware by John and Griselda Lewis published by the Antique...

The bocage type and coloring are reminscent of Tittensor Pottery. Medium: pearl ware pottery pratt colors bocage Literature: Pages 128-129 A Collectors Guide to Staffordshire F...

"Babes in the Wood" is an affectionate 18th century Pratt Ware pottery figure group of two young girls in an arbor.

Reference: Pratt Ware, John & Griselda Lewis, page 214 for an example.

For a similar figure of a sailor see pg 242 John and Griselda Lewis "Pratt Ware". This pair of figures is part of our collection of Prattware figures.

Kanter Estate Reference: See Griselda Lewis, A Collector's History of English Pottery, p. 123; also John and Griselda Lewis, Pratt Ware, 1780-1840, 1984, p. 65 and Pat...

The words to the nursery rhyme tell the story: "Old Mother Slipper-slopper jumped out of bed, And out of her window she popped her old head, Crying, “John, John, John, the grey go...

Another similar horse is at The Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum, Scotland (GLS 314039) Also see Griselda Lewis, A Collector's History of English Pottery, p. 123; Also ss: John and Gri...

Antique English pottery pitcher in Pratt Ware with sailors return and farewell c1810 Antique English pottery pitcher in Pratt Ware with sailors return and farewell in relief.

This antique English pottery piece is very vibrant and decorative. Literature: Pratt Ware by John and Griselda Lewis, English and Scottish relief decorated and underglaze coloure...

A very rare Pratt Ware "Postillion" toby jug, circa 1800-1810 period, Staffordshire Pottery England.

A similar plaque can be seen in the Royal Pavilions Museum Brighton England....reference HW1364 Literature: John and Griselda Lewis page 208 Pratt Ware English and Scottish relie...

Literature: John and Griselda Lewis Pratt Ware English and Scottish relief decorated underglaze coloured Earthenware 1780-1840

Literature: John and Gridelda Lewis . Pratt Ware 1780-1840. English and Scottish relief decorated and underglaze coloured earthenware.

A very rare Pratt ware figure of a gardener, Staffordshire, circa 1790.

Literature: John and Griselda Lewis PRATT WARE 1780-1840 English or Scottish

The figure is decorated in underglaze Pratt colours with a fine pearlware glaze. Literature: John and Griselda Lewis pages 78 and 79 Pratt Ware English and Scottish relief decorat...

Literature: John and Griselda Lewis Page 164 Pratt Ware 1780-1840 England Staffordshire or Yorkshire

Medium: pottery ceramic earthenware pratt prattware Literature: Various Prattware horses of a similar type page 277 and 278 PRATT WARE by John and Griselda Lewis.

This charming and comical figure is typical of the work of the Yorkshire potters and the sponge decorated base is a classic feature of much of their output. Literature: Pratt War...

Literature: John and Griseld Lewis Book Pratt Ware circa 1780-1840 has illustrations of some stirrup cups, however the stag is a previoulsy unrecorded example and is not listed denot...

Literature: John and Griselda Lewis page 85 figure reference 18 Pratt Ware 1780-1840. Also refererred to in Major Cyril Earles reference work.

Literature: John and Griselda Lewis .Pratt Ware, English and Scottish relief decorated and underglaze coloured earthenware pages 82 and 84 illustrate similar figure clock group money...