A rare antique English porcelain teapot attributed to New Hall, c.1785–1795. The teapot features a unique ovoid form, Chinese-style straight spout, scroll handle, and domed finial. Hard-paste porcelai[...]
A rare early 19th-century Staffordshire teapot, attributed to “Factory Z”, now associated with Thomas Wolfe (Stoke-on-Trent, active c.1790–1810). Crafted in early bone china, it features a loop handle[...]
A fine antique tea canister from the celebrated
Worcester factory, dating to around 1775. Of lobed form with a short neck and
flat shoulders, it is decorated in underglaze blue with the so-called
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This exquisite antique teapot from Wedgwood, made in the late 18th century, is made from black basalt, a material long recognised as one of the firm's finest creations. The teapot features a guilloche[...]
A rare First Period Worcester leaf dish of the best quality with well painted exotic bird deoration and bright gilding. Square blue seal mark. Circa 1772-75
A very similar dish was sold by Bonham[...]
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