Jackfield, Jetware
Jackfield pottery is a type of red clay earthenware known for its lustrous black lead glaze, similar to Japanese black lacquer wares. It was named after Jackfield, a town in Shropshire, England. It is sometimes referred to as Jetware. The Dudson Potteries of Stoke-On-Trent produced large amounts of Jetware in the 1800's.
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For your consideration, an antique Staffordshire Jackfield Pottery Covered Hen on a Nest. This hen is glazed in the heavy black over terra cotta typical of Jackfield pottery. Her comb & waddle are ...
Jackfield Staffordshire Covered Hen on Nest
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For your consideration, a wonderful "JACKFIELD" STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMER from the mid 1800's, in excellent condition with the original plug. This creamer is in the black Jackfield glaze over a terra ...
Staffordshire Jackfield Black Cow Creamer c. 1850
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For your consideration, a wonderful "JACKFIELD" STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMER from the mid 1800's with the original plug. This creamer is in the black Jackfield glaze over a terra cotta earthenw ...
Antique Jackfield Black Cow Creamer w/PLUG 19th century
