Yorkshire Prattware Money Box, 1800/10, probably Mexborough, crisply moulded with figures either side of a grandfather clock, in bright Pratt colouring, applied Manheim paper label from London store era, 8 1/2” high. Minor chip under base.
RPW00629 $2,000
Staffordshire Prattware Model of Grandfather Clock, c1800, with faux wood hand paint panels, molded open flower details, edging and clock face, 9” high. Chip to back top.
RPW00630 $500
Staffordshire Pratt Ware Watch Hutch, 1790/1800, traditional case with polychrome floral decoration, flanked by Ceres and Apollo, and a thin shaped green base, 9 4/8” high. Minor hairline to back of watch holder and very minor chips.
RW001220A $1,800
See. Staffordshire Figures, 1780-1840. Volume 4. Myrna Schkolne. Pg. 118. Fig. 159.16
Pearlware Pratt Ware Clock Case and a Clock, 1800-1820, possibly Hawley Potteries, Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, with figures of Napoleon Bonaparte and Josephine either side of a long case clock, an angle head at the top, a lion in front, together with a separate clock, 8½.” Minor hairlines to clock case, firing crack and chip to clock.
RPW00494 $1,900
Provenance
Leo Kaplan Ltd, New York, 1985.
Christie’s New York, January 21st, 2011, Lot 38.
See - Pratt Ware, 1780-1840, John & Griselda Lewis, Yorkshire pg, 83. Courstsy of Sotheby’s. Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent, has a similar complete version.
Dated and Monogramed Pearlware Grandfather Clock, 1794, with faux wood hand paint panels, molded with a dog lying on top, the face with incised date, ‘1794’ and ‘M,’ 10” high. Chip to the back, minor glaze flakes and small hairline to front.
RPW00442 $900
Staffordshire Pratt Ware Equestrian Toy Figure, 1790-1800, modeled on a grassy mound with low-relief dog, 3½.”
RPW00411 $1,200
Provenance - Collection of C. B. Kidd. No. 1211. (Paper Label).
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA.
Staffordshire Pratt Ware Hen Box and Cover, c.1790-1800, modeled in the form of a chicken with three chicks, in tones of ochre, yellows and green, 4.” Small hairline inside opening.
RPW00413 $900
Provenance – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA.
Yorkshire/Staffordshire Pearlware Cow Creamer and Cover, 1810, with a sponged mottled coat, sponged oval grass base, 5½” high. Restoration to horns, ears, tail and cover made up.
RPW001214 $750
