An attractive scarce novelty model of a Cadogan Teapot - coat of arms for Weymouth Text: Good Luck from … Good condition Arcadian printed mark 3 inches  More »

An attractive scarce novelty model of a Cadogan Teapot - coat of arms for Weymouth Text: Good Luck from … Good condition Arcadian printed mark 3 inches (7.5cm) Width X 2 inches (5.cm) Height approx Early 20th century Price excludes shipping   « Less

Antique registered french chrome coffee service for 5. Coffee urn, creamer, sugar bowl, five cups and five saucers. Markings are M Z Austria depose ff. Coffee urn, sugar  More »

Antique registered french chrome coffee service for 5. Coffee urn, creamer, sugar bowl, five cups and five saucers. Markings are M Z Austria depose ff. Coffee urn, sugar bowl and creamer are insulated w M Z Austria porcelain. See marking on pic 6. M Z Austria is Moritz Zdkauer of Altrolaus Bohemia Germany. This particular makers mark was in use from 1909 - 1918. The notation of "depose ff" is registered French. Coffee mugs are mercury glass lined. Also typical German, and from bottom of mugs it does show double wall silver nitrate method for mercury glass typical of the period. Saucers are complete chrome silver. All pieces are in excellent condition with only very minor age appropriate wear. Coffee urn is 9.5" tall and 7' wide at widest point and holds 5 cups easily. Sugar bowl is 3" X 4.5", creamer is 2.5" X 4.5", coffee cups are 3.5" X 3". This information researched from various websites, available if you wish.   « Less

Chinese Majolica Porcelain Teapot, in gorgeous blue, calligraphy, excellent condition. Label marked, Made in The People's Republic of China, red Stamp Mark. 6.5" h. x 7" w.  More »

Chinese Majolica Porcelain Teapot, in gorgeous blue, calligraphy, excellent condition. Label marked, Made in The People's Republic of China, red Stamp Mark. 6.5" h. x 7" w. 5" diameter. Wicker wired double handles. Incredible red accent.   « Less

Antique : A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot - 19th century A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot (identical the the National Trust Teapot - see link) - From a good Private  More »

Antique : A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot - 19th century A wonderful Cauliflower Teapot (identical the the National Trust Teapot - see link) - From a good Private source Circa 19th century - internally has 6 spout holes that appear uneven, pottery is quite thin and has a 'W' hand incised into the clay. 7 inches (18cm) width X 5 inches (12.5cm) height approx Good condition - finial has been off and a small narrow flake inside rim where lid sits - Has some line on base but the do not go through to the other side and the pot when tapped sounds fine (mentioned for accuracy).We have not tried to clean it but believe that the brown crazing internally will come out easily To view identical Teapot in the National Trust Collection follow link: http://www.nationaltrustcollections.org.uk/object/254247 I have found 2 further links giving sale prices that may help you (both Wooley & Wallis: http://www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk/Lot/?sale=PG131009&lot=414&id=152285 http://www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk/Lot/?sale=PG130410&lot=97&id=167635   « Less

This Meissen Rose individual or miniature tea pot is 3-1/2" high by 6" wide. There is a Meissen rose on each side of the pot and three buds on the lid. The crossed sword mark  More »

This Meissen Rose individual or miniature tea pot is 3-1/2" high by 6" wide. There is a Meissen rose on each side of the pot and three buds on the lid. The crossed sword mark with the pommels on the bottom dates the pot to 1860-1924. This is genuine Meissen, not one of its many imitators who used similar crossed swords as marks. The condition is excellent, as if unused. This would be an elegant way to treat yourself to an individual cup of tea or just keep it on a shelf for display. It's a gem. I also have several dinner plates in the Meissen rose pattern, please inquire.   « Less

Antique English Pottery : An extremely rare Wedgwood Egyptian Rosso Antico Tea Pot - C.1800 A large early 19th century Georgian Wedgwood Egyptian Rosso Antico Tea Pot  More »

Antique English Pottery : An extremely rare Wedgwood Egyptian Rosso Antico Tea Pot - C.1800 A large early 19th century Georgian Wedgwood Egyptian Rosso Antico Tea Pot having sprigged black basalt Egyptian Hieroglyphics around the rim and spiked design around the base and crocodile finial - and red terracotta ground Good overall Antique Condition - part off the handle has been off and re-glued - no missing pieces, slightest fritting on tip of spout mentioned for accuracy - this item has not been cleaned and is being left to Buyer to do. 9.75 inches (25cm) Width X 7 inches (18cm) depth X 4.75 inches (12cm) height approx Impressed mark: Wedgwood Circa: 1790 - 1815 Reference: http://www.ebaycollectors.com/2011/top-collectible-antiques-art-listings-for-april-2011/ http://www.wedgwoodmuseum.org.uk/collections/collections-online/type/not-specified/body/rosso-antico/decoration/not-specified/view_type/list/sort_by/type http://www.materialculture.wisc.edu/worldathand/1991_163_1ab.html http://www.vam.ac.uk/blog/network/art-fund-wedgwood-collection-saved/attachment/egyptian-style-teapot-with-crocodile-finial-1800 https://egyptianaemporium.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/ancient-egypt-today-ceramics-collector-splendor-of-the-pharoahs-revived-on-porcelain/ http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/lot/a-wedgwood-rosso-antico-squat-globular-teapot-5075037-details.aspx   « Less

spectacular finds a white teapot of Royal Albert Bone China England Poinsettia my favorite Christmas Inspiration copyrighted 1976 by Royal Albert Ltd. Incredible mint  More »

spectacular finds a white teapot of Royal Albert Bone China England Poinsettia my favorite Christmas Inspiration copyrighted 1976 by Royal Albert Ltd. Incredible mint condition, with pop of red, green acorn and white with berries and gilt design rims. attractive handle and spouts. Large with measuring 6.5" height, and 9.5" width. skirted gold rim base is 4.5" diameter, and opening circumference is 5" diameter. direct sale from http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

Circa 1890 Bradley & Hubbard teapot on stand, "5 o'clock tea", signed “B&H, 1269” and "patent applied for", cast iron frame in the shape of a large 5 and includes  More »

Circa 1890 Bradley & Hubbard teapot on stand, "5 o'clock tea", signed “B&H, 1269” and "patent applied for", cast iron frame in the shape of a large 5 and includes “oclock” and “tea” script into the scrollwork design, original copper and brass footed teapot and burner (brass spout, handle brackets and feet), ebonized turned handle and lid knob. 19" tall, 10” across feet, Teapot – 10” spout to back. Condition – excellent original surface on cast iron and wood handles, polished teapot and burner show some denting/esp around feet. 839   « Less