9 Free Images of Creamware

department of european sculpture and decorative arts, metropolitan museum of artservice de table rousseaumetropolitan museum of artfélix bracquemondsoup platestransferware in the flynt center of early new england lifeceramics in nordiska museetrörstrandalf wallanderart nouveau ceramics
Soup plate (part of a set of three), Félix Bracquemond, 1866–75
department of european sculpture and decorative arts, metropolitan museum of artsoup plates
Soup plate (part of a set of three), Félix Bracquemond, 1866–75
department of european sculpture and decorative arts, metropolitan museum of artsoup plates
Soup plate (part of a set of three), Félix Bracquemond, 1866–75
department of european sculpture and decorative arts, metropolitan museum of artservice de table rousseau
Punch pot, attributed to Josiah Wedgwood, after Pretty Mantua Maker by Charles Grignion, c. 1775, transferware (creamware), HD 2007.2.1 - Flynt Center of Early New England Life - Deerfield, Massachusetts - DSC04571, Charles Grignion the Younger
wedgwood pottery in the flynt center of early new england lifetransferware in the flynt center of early new england life
Plate from La Grenouilliere (Frog Marsh) service for Catherine II of Russia - Wedgwood, 1774, creamware - Brooklyn Museum - DSC08997
wedgwood pottery in the brooklyn museumclassicism
Crayfish plate, probably designed by Alf Wallander (1862-1914), Rorstrand, c. 1911, creamware - Nordiska museet - Stockholm, Sweden - DSC09814
ceramics in nordiska museetrörstrand
Crayfish dish, probably designed by Alf Wallander (1862-1914), Rorstrand, c. 1911, creamware - Nordiska museet - Stockholm, Sweden - DSC09813
ceramics in nordiska museetrörstrand
Jug with the Upright Man, Liverpool, England, Joseph Johnson (printer), 1790-1810, transferware (creamware), HD 2002.61 - Flynt Center of Early New England Life - Deerfield, Massachusetts - DSC04581
transferware in the flynt center of early new england lifejoseph johnson (publisher)
Bord met een oranjeboom en portretten van Willem V en Wilhelmina van Pruisen, BK-1967-200, Wilhelmina of Prussia, Princess of Orange, ca. 1780 - ca. 1795
wilhelmina of prussia, princess of orange in porcelainmajolica in the rijksmuseum amsterdam
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