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Leeds Creamware sauceboat in scallop shell form with strap handle and floral terminals
Late 18th century English Creamware sauceboat with ivory-toned glaze
Early 19th century Leeds Pottery sauceboat with neoclassical design
Collectible 18th century Leeds Creamware sauceboat with floral handle details
Rare antique Leeds Creamware sauceboat for sale – neoclassical English ceramics
Leeds Creamware sauceboat in scallop shell form with strap handle and floral terminals
Late 18th century English Creamware sauceboat with ivory-toned glaze
Early 19th century Leeds Pottery sauceboat with neoclassical design
Collectible 18th century Leeds Creamware sauceboat with floral handle details
Rare antique Leeds Creamware sauceboat for sale – neoclassical English ceramics
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Late 18th Century Leeds Creamware Sauceboat

£650
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Description

A fine example of late 18th to early 19th-century English craftsmanship, this Leeds Creamware sauceboat is elegantly modelled in the form of a scallop shell, reflecting the refined neoclassical aesthetic of the period. The design includes delicately feathered rims and an entwined strap handle adorned with floral terminals, hallmarks of the meticulous artistry of Leeds Pottery.

The piece’s ivory-toned glaze enhances the crisp detail, while its silver-shaped form lends a timeless sense of sophistication. A comparable example was sold at Christie’s, underscoring its rarity and desirability among collectors.

In very good condition, this sauceboat is a distinguished addition to any collection of early English ceramics, blending elegance, history, and fine craftsmanship.

Condition: Very good, light wear consistent with age
Provenance: England, late 18th–early 19th century

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