Scarce Antique Early American Tall Teapot Signed G. George Richardson teapots are in the collections of Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Brooklyn Museum, and others. Lovely Queen Anne style with japanned (Asian-lacquered) scrolled handle. Richardson” and “B on bottom. Size: 9.5″ tall x 9.5″ wide (handle to spout, side profile) x 5 wide (at center profile). Condition: Overall solid with working lid and unblemished japanned handle; 2 small dings to the right of the spout and 1 linear ding to the left of the spout under the middle seam (all shown in last 2 close-up photos). Some surface pitting to spout.
Very rare antique early English Victorian (pre 1850s) glazed Jackfield Pottery “Black Ware”ceramic teapot (approximately 9/23cm). In very good condition without any chips or cracks and minor crazing commensurate with age. This teapot is unusual in shape and colour and has been hand decorated and beautifully gold gilded. Around 175 years old. Beautiful signs of aging. Generally in exceptional condition. Please browse all 12 photographs attached for size and condition as they are self explanatory. Jackfield pottery marks are often minimal or absent on classic pieces, relying more on distinctive features like rich, glossy black glaze, reddish earthenware, gilding/enamel, and specific shapes (like three-footed items); marks, when present, are usually late Victorian or later, including factory names like Maw & Co. Or registration numbers (like Rd117962), as the original 18th-century production from Shropshire was largely unmarked. Key Identifying Features (Unmarked Pieces). Color & Glaze were usually deep, lustrous, almost metallic black glaze, sometimes with hints of purple or red. The body terracotta or reddish earthenware, appearing pale or buff in later periods and decoration faded oil gilding, cold enamels (pale blue/white), or slip designs (floral/foliate). Early items often have three feet or press molded. Unglazed or clear-glazed bases are common. Most authentic early Jackfield ware c. Later Victorian or revival pieces might bear factory names like Maw & Co. Many Staffordshire potters (like Thomas Whieldon) also made “Jackfield-type” ware. The original Jackfield, Shropshire, production peaked in the mid-18th century; later items are often “Jackfield-type” or revivals. Jackfield pottery, originating in Jackfield, Shropshire, England, from the 1713 founding by Richard Thursfield, is famous for its lustrous, highly vitrified black earthenware decorated with oil-gilded flowers and figures, mirroring Japanese lacquerware. While the original pottery thrived in the mid-18th century, the style saw revivals, with later production shifting heavily towards high-quality decorative tiles by companies like Craven Dunnill and Maw & Co, making Jackfield a significant center for tiles, including those used in famous buildings and the London Underground, with some production continuing today. Key Periods & Characteristics. The iconic black-glazed earthenware (Jackfield Ware) was made by the Thursfield family, sometimes featuring Jacobite inscriptions and oil-gilding. Potters like Thomas Whieldon in Staffordshire also made similar “Jackfield-type” wares, often with redder clay. Victorian Era (19th Century). Production expanded significantly into tiles, becoming a major global supplier of decorative tiles, including encaustic tiles. 20th Century & Beyond. The manufacturing, including Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles, continued until the 1970s, with specialist production for conservation and restoration (like for the Houses of Parliament) occurring even today. The village of Jackfield became a significant industrial hub for ceramics, supported by local clays, coal, and river transport on the River Severn. The history is preserved at the Jackfield Museum, part of the Ironbridge Gorge Museums in the UK.
Rare Antique Qing dynasty late 17th early 18th Porcelain Blue White Jug Teapot Magic Fountain. Condition: Preowned, with minor signs of used. Material: Porcelain with blue and white underglaze decoration. Shape: Jug with a handle and spout, sometimes associated with wine or other liquids. We recommend taking a good look at all item details before ordering. But what you see on photos is what you get please feel free to contact with any doubts, We Will Reply quick. We cannot change the address after the order has already been placed. We also aim for a 5 Star detailed sellers ratings! FEEDBACK: Feedback is very important, and is taken very seriously. If you are unhappy with your item and feel it is not as described, please let us know. Feedback will be left when feedback is received. Thank you for supporting our business! Check out our other listings in our store.
You are purchasing vintage & collectable item. Size approximately edge to edge 20 cm x 24 cm. I believe this to be an Original item, in good condition but showing genuine signs of age… Made with Silver Plate Brass Bronze & Metal….. Please study pictures carefully to decide. Incredible detail on the item…. Early 20th century tuareg teapot from mauritania, africa, western sahara. Handcrafted of pewter, copper and brass decorations. The tuareg people inhabit a large area, covering almost all the middle and western sahara and the north-central sahel. Tuaregs are the nomadic people of northern africa and are famous for their jewelry. The care, attention to detail and goldsmith techniques, used by the tuareg to create their own jewelry, are also used in everyday objects. The african tribal silver tea pot form is specific of the mauritanian tuareg nomadic tribes, in north western africa and is made out of pewter and then decorated with copper and brass pieces which are hammered into the shape and then soldered into place. It has a beautiful handle and lid. Great decorative collector tribal ethnographic piece. The tribal design on each teapot is the signature of the owner. These tuareg pewter teapots, are highly collectable, circa 1950s. Tuareg tea ceremony holds an important place in the daily lives of tuareg men, offering tea, is foremost a gesture of hospitality. This is a wonderful, interesting and collectable item. All items are described to the best of my ability; any mistakes are completely unintentional. Proof of posting is always obtained. Please do not pay immediately, wait for a revised invoice to receive a combined postal discount.
Rare Antique Qing dynasty late 17th early 18th Porcelain Blue White Jug Teapot Magic Fountain. Condition: Preowned, with minor signs of used. Material: Porcelain with blue and white underglaze decoration. Shape: Jug with a handle and spout, sometimes associated with wine or other liquids. We recommend taking a good look at all item details before ordering. But what you see on photos is what you get please feel free to contact with any doubts, We Will Reply quick. We cannot change the address after the order has already been placed. We also aim for a 5 Star detailed sellers ratings! FEEDBACK: Feedback is very important, and is taken very seriously. If you are unhappy with your item and feel it is not as described, please let us know. Feedback will be left when feedback is received. Thank you for supporting our business! Check out our other listings in our store.
“Antique (1814 – 1845) Porcelain”. The design is very unique; it is decorated with cherub scenes and framed in gilt and painted foliage designs against a white background. The spout and handle feature gilt accents, and the lid is finished with a floral design in high relief and two scenes of cherubs. Marked on the underside with the blue crossed Meissen hallmark. Even with the repair, this is a lovely item that would make a wonderful addition to any collection. Size: Height 3 1/2″, Diameter (widest point) 3 1/2″, Length 6 1/4 (end of spout to end of handle). Condition: There is a small chip on the end of the spout. The handle has been professionally repaired in the past. Please check the pictures and feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
Early Copeland salt glazed Teapot with Pewter lid, Rare. ALFA. Uk, ship2me. Com. You can have this item sent to a U. Depot and they will send it on to you. So please don’t assume anything about an item. I don’t describe every item in detail, particularly items with a low start. If condition, or any other aspect about an item is crucial to you, and is not addressed specifically within my description or is not apparent from close examination of my pictures, please ask. I don’t want to disappoint any buyers. Vintage / used items often have age related flaws, fading, marks etc & are not likely to look new, however I will try to ensure that the photos and description highlight the true condition of the item. Please note that I often use recycled / reused packaging such as paper shredding / newspaper/ cushion inserts wherever possible to reduce the impact of waste upon the environment Lots of interesting items being added daily Please add me to your favourite sellers list.
Discover a unique and rare antique Spode 2527 tea pot from the early 19th century. This stunning set boasts a colourful, multicoloured painted backstamp, and is made from beautiful porcelain. It’s a truly unique addition to any collection, whether you’re a serious collector or simply enjoy collecting vintage items. This tea pot is handmade and stamped with the original Spode brand, ensuring its authenticity. Its exquisite design showcases the attention to detail and craftsmanship of the period. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Spode tea pot and sugar bowl set. Teapot has some cracks / broken in lid which have been repaired using antique staples, and hairline crack in body of Teapot. Early 19th century George 111. Teapot 9 inches long / wide x 4 inches high.
This antique teapot warmer from the 1940s is a rare find, featuring a black design with two photos on the front. Made in the United Kingdom, this teapot warmer is padded with a material to keep your tea warm for longer periods. A unique piece of decorative cookware and tableware, this item adds a touch of vintage charm to any tea time setting.
Here for your consideration is a beautiful, rare, antique, circa 1914, Royal Doulton Series-Ware’Under the Greenwood Tree’ early teapot and lid with the Robin Hood, Little John, and jovial Friar Tuck scriptwork to the top. Stamped to the base in black script, Royal Doulton, D3751 dating it to circa 1914. This Under the Greenwood Robin Hood pattern was ceased in 1967. Its depiction shows Robin Hood, Little John, and Friar Tuck sitting under a large oak tree, glasses in hand drinking from a jug of mead. Was a heroic outlaw in English folklore. A highly skilled archer and swordsman, he is known for “robbing from the rich and giving to the poor”, assisted by a group of fellow outlaws known as his “Merry Men”. Traditionally, Robin Hood and his men are depicted wearing Lincoln green clothes. The origin of the legend is claimed by some to have stemmed from actual outlaws, or from ballads or tales of outlaws. Robin Hood became a popular folk figure in the medieval period continuing through to modern literature, films and television. In the earliest sources, Robin Hood is a yeoman, but he was often later portrayed as an aristocrat wrongfully dispossessed of his lands and made into an outlaw by an unscrupulous sheriff. The subject matter on this teapot is really quite historic with superb rustic colours of the forest, green, brown, crimson, black, cream and yellow, edged with a green line and the inside being pastel cream. This superb, Royal Doulton, early teapot has no chips, damage, or restoration. Just a really nice piece of pottery. The teapot does have some glaze crazing, commensurate with its 119 years of age but nothing unusual. Height: 5 inches or 12.7 cm (including lid). Length: 8.5 inches or 21.5 cm. Depth: 4.75 inches or 12.1 cm. Weight: 1lb 0 oz or 478 grams. These stunning, Royal Doulton, early teapots have become so very desirable/collectable and are only going to appreciate in value. A very rare and highly sought-after teapot and lid that would make a superb gift and solid future investment. Please note, all our international postal charges are only estimates and will be confirmed up or down when we know the destination of where items are being sent. Please feel free to check out our other items. Loading...X
