Antique Pottery » Prattware

Prattware, a term used to describe a distinct type of antique British pottery. Made between, approximately 1780 - 1840 relief decorated and underglaze coloured, the typical palette includes strong yellow, deep cobalt, burnt orange, mossy green, brown and black.

From outstanding figures to jugs and plaques, this genre of pottery is highly regarded and very collectable. The animals especially have a primitive quality while the commemorative pieces remain highly appealing.