Teapot
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All Antique CeramicsSilver lustre (lustreware) teapot with gadroon and ball moulding. c.1820-1825. AP/1070.
£55.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsLarge silver lustre jug and small bachelor teapot. c.1820-1840. AP/386 + AP/222.
£45.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsSmall black basalt teapot with arabesque scroll flower sprigs. c.1820-1834. CYPLES mark. AP/100.
£55.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsPearlware bachelor size teapot, underglaze blue painted ‘Chinese House’ pattern. c.1785-1800. AP/1488.
£265.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsPearlware teapot, painted blue underglaze ‘Chinese fence/Pagoda’. Attributed to Leeds. c.1780-1790. AP/1401.
£325.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsSmall ‘Whieldon’ type teapot with mottled manganese oxide decoration. c.1765-1775. AP/1234.
£145.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsEarly creamware bachelor size teapot with rouletted foot and shoulder, and basket weave spout. c.1765-1785.
£115.00 Purchase -
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All Antique CeramicsChild size or bachelor treacleware teapot (Rockingham type glaze). c.1860-1885. AP/195.
£18.00 Purchase -
All Antique Ceramics‘Jackfield’ type black-glazed globular teapot with crabstock handle and spout. c.1765-1780.
£155.00 Purchase -
All Antique Ceramics“Jackfield” type “Shining Black” teapot with applied grapevine sprigs and three moulded feet.
£320.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsSmall ‘Vigornian’ ware (treacleware) teapot with Sybil finial, attributed to Wedgwood. c.1878-1890
£39.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsBlue stoneware crabstock teapot attributed to Ridgway & Abington, Hanley, Staffordshire
£40.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsShining Black ‘Jackfield’ type teapot on 3 feet with applied vine leaf and flower sprigs c.1755-1765
£195.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsJackfield glazed low-round teapot, spiral form with gold highlights.
£40.00 Purchase -
All Antique CeramicsBlack basalt teapot with crowns and Prince of Wales feathers possibly for coronation of King George IV
£59.00 Purchase