Tin Glazed Earthenware Plate

This is another eBay buy (busy eBaying day yesterday)

It looks to be delftware.

I found a similar one on the saleroom sold here in England as continental and another on Worthpoint sold on eBay as 19th century and of unknown origin.

There is also this one for sale on eBay as English and likening it to a piece in the book on British Tin Glaze (which I have ordered).
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/273797798908

Does anyone have any thoughts? My feeling is that it could possibly be English but untii I see the book I won’t know how similar it is.

Thanks in advance

John

 

@Ownedbybear may know.

 

Which book are you looking for? I have quite a few. My gut says 19th C maybe Spanish but I'd have to go look too.

 

This one. I ordered it for a few pounds. The eBay seller in the listing I linked to says that a similar one is in the book but I suspect it will be different.

 

I don't have that book but I did flip through these. If it's a good book let me know

The only one sort of similar from this stack doesn't seem right though I'd understand the thinking (it's the deep dish description in the black and white photo). It's from English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection Ashmolean Museum Oxford by Anthony Ray.

I find the Spanish one from the book Maiolica Olé by Lister more interesting and certainly close to the other link you provided. I believe I've seen some even closer to yours though don't know how reliable the sources (or where I've seen them actually.)

 

Spanish, I'd think. Like the ones featured here with similar crosshatch. Not sure about 19th Century date as things in Spain often look older than they are.

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/ceramic-pottery-bowl-no-marks-on-base.46044/#post-1567573

Debora

 

LOL look at that!

 

Thanks for the help with this. I’ve only been a member for a few weeks but the extent of knowledge on this forum is extremely impressive. Very grateful. I think the seller with the plate listed for over £700 is likely to struggle.

 

This one, right?



This one was on offer on a Spanish auction site for 85€. Just checked and still no takers. I do think all Manises but not knowledgable about Spanish pottery to state definitively. (Seller in Barcelona though and suspect hasn't strayed too far from home. Or Valencia in this case.)



Debora