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This charming vintage teapot features a deep black glaze decorated with hand-painted enamel floral motifs in white, orange, and green, accented with fine gold trim. The floral garlands and dotted blossoms are applied in raised enamel, giving the surface a textured, artisanal feel.
The shape, glazing style, and floral design suggest it was likely made in England, circa 1930s–1940s. The teapot is unmarked but exhibits craftsmanship consistent with British pottery of the era.
A lovely collectible piece for display or light use, perfect for vintage kitchen decor, afternoon tea, or as a thoughtful gift for a teapot collector.
CONDITION: GOOD
(Poor-->Fair-->Good-->Very Good-->Excellent-->Mint):
Good vintage condition with surface wear appropriate to age. No chips or cracks. Some areas of loss to the enamel paint. Some rubbing to gold trim and minor glaze wear.
MARKINGS: None
MEASUREMENTS: Teapot measures about 7.5" L X 5" W x 5.75" to top of knob on lid.
WEIGHT (w/o packaging): 1 lb 8 oz
SHIPPING: I typically ship Monday-Saturday. Orders placed after 1 PM PST will ship next business day.
CONDITION CHART:
Mint - As new. No visible flaws or wear. All parts/pieces intact.
Excellent - Has been used and/or may have very minor noticeable flaws that do not detract from the use or aesthetics of the item. All parts/pieces intact.
Very Good - Light wear and/or noticeable flaws that may warrant optional repairs, but can still be used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces, but doesn't impact use.
Good - Visible wear with flaws that may warrant repairs before being used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces, but doesn't impact use.
Fair - Numerous flaws and/or especially fragile. Likely needs to be repaired before being used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces that impact use.
Poor - Extensive damage. Cannot be used as intended without repair. To be used for parts, repair, display or as photo props only. Missing parts/pieces that impact use.
I aim to please, and describe every item to the best of my ability. But please note that my vintage items often received frequent use back in their day, so may show visible signs of wear and age. Personally, I wouldn't have it any other way, as I treasure those marks of the past.
$19.50
The shape, glazing style, and floral design suggest it was likely made in England, circa 1930s–1940s. The teapot is unmarked but exhibits craftsmanship consistent with British pottery of the era.
A lovely collectible piece for display or light use, perfect for vintage kitchen decor, afternoon tea, or as a thoughtful gift for a teapot collector.
CONDITION: GOOD
(Poor-->Fair-->Good-->Very Good-->Excellent-->Mint):
Good vintage condition with surface wear appropriate to age. No chips or cracks. Some areas of loss to the enamel paint. Some rubbing to gold trim and minor glaze wear.
MARKINGS: None
MEASUREMENTS: Teapot measures about 7.5" L X 5" W x 5.75" to top of knob on lid.
WEIGHT (w/o packaging): 1 lb 8 oz
SHIPPING: I typically ship Monday-Saturday. Orders placed after 1 PM PST will ship next business day.
CONDITION CHART:
Mint - As new. No visible flaws or wear. All parts/pieces intact.
Excellent - Has been used and/or may have very minor noticeable flaws that do not detract from the use or aesthetics of the item. All parts/pieces intact.
Very Good - Light wear and/or noticeable flaws that may warrant optional repairs, but can still be used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces, but doesn't impact use.
Good - Visible wear with flaws that may warrant repairs before being used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces, but doesn't impact use.
Fair - Numerous flaws and/or especially fragile. Likely needs to be repaired before being used as intended. May be missing parts/pieces that impact use.
Poor - Extensive damage. Cannot be used as intended without repair. To be used for parts, repair, display or as photo props only. Missing parts/pieces that impact use.
I aim to please, and describe every item to the best of my ability. But please note that my vintage items often received frequent use back in their day, so may show visible signs of wear and age. Personally, I wouldn't have it any other way, as I treasure those marks of the past.
