£1375
Dated: 1760 Staffordshire England
A Staffordshire pottery lead-glazed redware teapot and cover in cylindrical form with good quality engine-turned overall chevron banding, the cover with a fluted acorn-shaped finial. The pot's base has a pseudo-Chinese mark and is probably the work of the Thomas Astbury Pottery located at Lane Delf, dating to the mid-18th century. The diminutive-sized teapot is in fine clean, crisp condition with only very minor chips and remains unrestored.
Dimensions: 4 inches high
Current Condition: Very good condition with only minor chips under the cover and one at the rim
Literature: Page 220 in a Passion for Pottery the Henry H. Weldon Collection. by Willaims and Halfpenny
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A Staffordshire pottery lead-glazed redware teapot and cover in cylindrical form with good quality engine-turned overall chevron banding, the cover with a fluted acorn-shaped finial.
The pot’s base has a pseudo-Chinese mark and is probably the work of the Thomas Astbury Pottery located at Lane Delf, dating to the mid-18th century.
The diminutive-sized teapot is in fine clean, crisp condition with only very minor chips and remains unrestored.
| Dimensions | 4 in |
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