£7750
Dated: 1750 Staffordshire England
A very rare and fine Staffordshire saltglaze teapot Whieldon/Wedgwood mid 18th century. The teapot is relief moulded with a country house, cattle and trees. A similar model was produced in lead glaze with colour oxides, the saltglaze version is much rarer. The teapot and the cover are in wonderful condition with no damages or restorations.
Dimensions: 4.75 inches high
Current Condition: Extra fine clean unrestored condition
Literature: Volume 11 Page 36 figure B in Glaisher Collection of Pottery and Porcelain. Collection located in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge England
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A very rare and fine Staffordshire saltglaze teapot Whieldon/Wedgwood mid 18th century.
The teapot is relief moulded with a country house, cattle and trees.
A similar model was produced in lead glaze with colour oxides, the saltglaze version is much rarer. The teapot and the cover are in wonderful condition with no damages or restorations.
| Dimensions | 4.75 in |
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