ENGLISH LEAF PICKLE DISHES

First Period Worcester / Pearlware, possibly Leeds / Bow

First Period Worcester Pearlware, Possibly Leeds Bow

FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER LEAF PICKLE DISH

England ,c1770

The leaf dish of thin ceramic with slender stem and feathered serrated edge, decorated in

underglaze blue with the "Vine Leaf" pattern of flowers and scrolling vines; the verso molded

with veins, marked with an open underglaze blue crescent

Condition: Very good, with only one minute frit to only one serrated edge point, visible only beneath a loupe

3.5" High

350.00

#5445

PEARLWARE LEAF PICKLE DISH, possibly Leeds

England, c1800

Of a deep leaf form, the verso molded with veins and a stalk, painted in deep blue with the

classic Willow Pattern, with two birds in flight over a Chinese pagoda riverscape

Condition: Excellent, verso with painter's mark

6" High X 5.5" Wide

SOLD

#5779

BOW LEAF PICKLE DISH

England, c1765

Of leaf form painted in blue and white with three grape clusters among leaves and tendrils within a feathered

serrated rim, the verso with molded veins

Note: A similar dish has been referenced by Lowestoft. However I do believe this to be Bow.

Condition: Several nicks to the serrated points

2 7/8' High x 3 1/8" Wide

#5502

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