Burleigh Ware : 18 results priced between £5.00 and £100.00

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Charming Burleigh Ware relief jug, a reproduction piece of the original Old Feeding Time jug made by Samuel Alcock 100 years ago. This dates to c1930/1940. Green in colour, and in good overall condition. Measures 9 1/4 inches (23 1/2 cm) in height, and weighs unpackaged 950 grammes.

Vintage Burleigh Ware 'Willow' Pattern Traditional Tea Room Cake Stand. The plates measure 24cm and are back stamped ~ Burleigh Ware, Willow, Made in England. c.1930's Beautiful quality blue transfer printing which is applied in one complete process - a unique skilled decorating process of underglaze transfer printing. Scalloped edged plates with gold gilt rims. These vintage 1930's plates are in excellent condition. Completed with a new metal traditional tea room style cake stand.

Here we see a fabulous and quite unuusual pattern, a perfect condition tea cup & saucer from the Art Deco period.

This was the most popular pattern of the Victorian era introduced in 1827. Its romantic gentle blue pattern proved to be more popular than its dark Georgian counterpart Willow.

Such a rarity! Original 1930s Burleigh Ware ceramic basket / large vase in a gorgeous yellow colour. As you will see from the larger image, the piece has a pre-made open slot on either side - this was originally for adding a wicker handle. Unfortunately the handle is no longer present, but could be source separately. Perfect for a glorious bunch of flowers, this piece is in amazingly excellent condition! The basket measures 30 cm in width and 13 cm in height.

BRITISH Antique 1930s ART DECO BURLEIGH WARE fruit dish PERFECT CONDITION Approx. 9 centimeters height, 22 centimeters in diameter at the widest and 20 centimeters in diameter at the top CD record in the pictures not included and displayed for size comparing only ART DECO is an art and design movement that started in the mid 1920’s (Paris Exhibition of 1925) and carried on through the 1940’s. The Art Deco movement began as a modern follow up to the ART NOUVEAU era and was thought to be...

Description MANUFACTURER: Burgess & Leigh Burleighware PATTERN: Berkeley DATE: 1940 DESCRIPTION: cream Jug DIMENSIONS: 9.5cms tall, 1/2 pint capacity COLOUR: Off white, Green band, brown swags, gold trim CONDITION: Good, no chip or cracks, age crazing, gold trim is in good condition, I would say 99% in tact

Burleigh Willow Plates 3 Tier Cake Stand. The classic blue and white Willow pattern has been popular since the 18th century and remains highly collectable. Plate sizes: Top 17cm ~ Middle 19.5cm ~ Base 26.5cm Backstamp: Burleigh Ware Willow, Burslem, England. Hand made in our workshop and completed with a centre fitting of your choice.

This was the most popular pattern of the Victorian era introduced in 1827. Its romantic gentle blue pattern proved to be more popular than its dark Georgian counterpart Willow.

FREE POSTAGE WITHIN THE UK Overseas Customers: please "Add to Basket" then click on downward arrow to select your country's shipping cost A rare Cecil Aldin designed Art Deco vase from Burleigh Ware in the MERRIE ENGLAND pattern. The height is approximately 5.5"/14cms and apart from a few minor glaze flakes, the condition is excellent with no chips or cracks. Age related crazing.

Another Early 19th Century Antique English Georgian Mason's Ironstone "Hydra" Jug by G.M. & C.J. Mason of Lane Delph, Staffordshire { 1813 - 29 }, this one with an old and difficult to spot hairline running around the body. Attractively decorated in a typical "Japan" pattern, the handle formed as a serpent, the base with blue printed Maker's mark reading MASON'S PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA. A good decorative example of the period. Height : 7.60 cm. / 3.00 inches : Width : 6.30 cm. / 2.50 inches : Depth...

Using a 200 year old decorating process of underglaze transfer printing

This is a Lovely Hand painted Burleigh Ware Art Deco Posy Bowl c1930's. It has a wide flaired top and carries an Extremely Pretty Hand Painted Design of a Garden Pond, complete with Blue Pond, Crazy Paving Surround and Yellow Irises growing out from the Centre. The vase was produced at the Burgess and Leigh Factory of Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. It was one of the most prestigious Pottery manufacturers of the 1930's and where during this period, Charlotte Rhead worked. The base of the vase has...

A milk jug by Burleigh Ware of England in white with pale green patterned detail to side and gold coloured trim. Height at spout approx 4 inches.

This new shape mug is the combination of two archival elements - the banded body shape, which takes its inspiration from a domestic range of wares and the handle, which originates from 1930's Royal commemorative mugs and cups. From King George V to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this union flag handle has graced some of our most iconic pottery. The hand decorated stripe is a new and modern interpretation of the popular Blue and Red calico design for a new millennium