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Dated: 1770 England
Antique Staffordshire pottery creamware teapot in coloured glazes. Relief moulded decoration with grapes,fruit and leaves and basket weave is typical of this work definitively attributed to William Greatbach of Staffordshire in the circa 1770 period. A well coloured and crisply modelled example.
Dimensions:5 inches wide
Current Condition: Minor restoration knop re-attached.
Circa 1770
Dimensions
Width: 5.00inchCondition report
Minor restoration knop re-attached.Stock number
3425The BADA Standard
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