Hiscock And Shepherd Antiques


MOCHA WARE Originaly and properly relating to slip-decorated earthenware with dendritic patterns the term now incorperates all earthenware decorated with coloured slips. Patterns now have names such as cable, earthworm, cats eye or tobacco leaf. Produced in both England and France production started in the 1770s and has not rearly been out, mak'ing it the longest form of production decoration in English Ceramics.

Products

Image	Name	Price

	LARGE DICED PEARLWARE MUG, circa 1820	£SOLD

	YELLOW WARE MASTER SALT / MATCH STRIKER	£68

	1953 N.TEULON-PORTER MOCHA COLLECTION	£25

	GROG JARDINIERE, c.1820	£SOLD

	BANDED MUG	£250

	Good Early mug	£SOLD

	DICED MOCHA MUG, c.1840	£SOLD

	Small SLIP DECORATED AND PAINTED MUG.	£450

	RARE GILT DECORATED CREAMWARE	£245

	BENNINGTON / ROCKINGHAM AMERICAN YELLOW WARE BOWL	£75

	MOCHA SHAKERS	£.

	Pr. SPODE MOCHA SPILL VASES c.1810	£SOLD

	SLIP DECORATED BUTTER POT	£SOLD

	LARGE BLUE SLIP DECORATED LEEDS VASE	£685

	RARE YELLOW WARE LION MOULD	£SOLD

	SLIP DECORATED JUG c.1800-20	£SOLD

	MARBLED BEAKER, c.1790	£SOLD

	Blue Slip decorated BROTH BOWL c.1820	£75

	SPLATTER WARE ! CASHE POT & STAND, DON POTTERY	£SOLD

	LARGE MOCHA JUG SEAWEED Pattern	£795

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