Antique Spode Creamware Reticulated Two Handle Centerpiece Bowl Wedgwood

Antique Spode Creamware Reticulated Two Handle Centerpiece Bowl WedgwoodThis attractive antique centerpiece bowl is an early Spode creamware piece, distinguished by its elegant reticulated body and richly hand painted decoration. Produced in Staffordshire, England, the bowl carries an impressed Spode mark and an incised workmans or pattern letter N to the underside, consistent with late 18thearly 19th century production. It is an excellent display example of Spodes refined creamware and the factorys mastery of openwork

in conjunction with the style of printing and subject matter

This example offers an elegant balance of artistry and subtlety

This medallion dates from the late 18th century

Item: Teapot (part of a floral tea set)

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these vases offer remarkable versatility

with its richly coloured lead glazes and sculptural forms

Whether used for serving or display

The body displays a lively mix of textures: stippled areas suggest the dog’s short coat

Rendered in Wedgwood’s iconic pale blue and white jasperware

The armorial decoration adds another layer of significance

light age-related wear may be present