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Redware Pottery
English Large Red-Glazed Earthenware Engine-turned Teapot & Cover
The large redware teapot & cover is decorated with wavy lines alternating with bands of diamond shapes.
Two tiny frits to the shoulder of the pot (see photo) and similarly to the interior flange on the cover and a small discolouration to the interior and hairline to base and part of side.
Reference: The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pottery, Major Cyril Earle T.D., pages 22-23, #36 for almost identical tea pot described as Wedgwood.
See "A Passion for Pottery, Further Selections from The Henry H. Weldon Collection", Peter Wilson and Pat Halfpenny, page 220, #146 for a similar teapot.
Dimensions
6 inches high x 9 inches wide x 4 1/2 inches deepStock number
VM60032The BADA Standard
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