£1250
Dated: 1765 to 1770 Staffordshire England
The pottery globular-shaped creamware bodied lead-glazed teapot is decorated in mottled and running oxid colors of brown, ochre, and green in the classic Whieldon style. The spout is relief molded with a leaf and tendril pattern. The pot and cover are remarkably good condition with only minor restoration to the spout tip, a very nice example.
Dimensions: 6 inches high, 10 inches wide
Current Condition: The very tip of the spout is professionally and invisibly restored.
Provenance: Private Collection North Oxfordshire
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The pottery globular-shaped creamware bodied lead-glazed teapot is decorated in mottled and running oxid colors of brown, ochre, and green in the classic Whieldon style. The spout is relief molded with a leaf and tendril pattern. The pot and cover are remarkably good condition with only minor restoration to the spout tip, a very nice example.
| Dimensions | 10 × 6 in |
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