A novelty scarce Crested model of a Coffee Pot - lustre glaze - Lucky White Heather - Bognor Regis Good condition Gemma printed mark 3 inches (7.5cm) Height  More »

A novelty scarce Crested model of a Coffee Pot - lustre glaze - Lucky White Heather - Bognor Regis Good condition Gemma printed mark 3 inches (7.5cm) Height approx Late 19th century Price excludes shipping   « Less

Ellgreave (marked)flowered teapot in excellent condition (no chips, cracks or crazing). Minor gold paint wear only at top of spout. Close to 6" high to top of gold color on  More »

Ellgreave (marked)flowered teapot in excellent condition (no chips, cracks or crazing). Minor gold paint wear only at top of spout. Close to 6" high to top of gold color on handle. Liquid part about 4" high. Squat shape; orange and blue flowers. No. on back 1160.   « Less

James Sadler England has a message on yellow attractive teapot, noted: I was on the Big Breakfast, and all i got was this Tiny Teapot. stamp marked, with beauty.. excellent  More »

James Sadler England has a message on yellow attractive teapot, noted: I was on the Big Breakfast, and all i got was this Tiny Teapot. stamp marked, with beauty.. excellent condition. 5" x 7" x 3".   « Less

A finely painted traditional shape lidded Japanese teapot and 5 cups decorated with a classic palace and landscape scene with Mt. Fuji in the background, each cup and the  More »

A finely painted traditional shape lidded Japanese teapot and 5 cups decorated with a classic palace and landscape scene with Mt. Fuji in the background, each cup and the teapot are signed, twice. All perfect condition. Cup dimensions: 3 3/4" dia. x2 1/2" H. Teapot: 5" H x 5" dia., plus handle. Japan, c. 1880--1900 Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6.35% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

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This rare design tea set was bought in the Orient and has been in my family well over 100 years. The Teapot stands 10 inches tall with intricate designed handle and gold  More »

This rare design tea set was bought in the Orient and has been in my family well over 100 years. The Teapot stands 10 inches tall with intricate designed handle and gold trim. It includes 4 cups and saucers all 3 inches tall and across with same handle and gold trim. This set was bought in the Orient by my great-grandfather and has always been kept in a glass cabinet, never used only admired so it is in Excellent condition. Since the floral design was custom ordered, it was appraised for much more.   « Less

from our teapot collection, a beautiful English white porcelain antique teapot made by Coalport AD 1750 , England. it has a fabulous gold decoration, and decorative spout.  More »

from our teapot collection, a beautiful English white porcelain antique teapot made by Coalport AD 1750 , England. it has a fabulous gold decoration, and decorative spout. bamboo style handle, with finial. it is aged, with fabulous condition, crazing, and paint loss on the gilding. it has stamp marked in blue paint, with symbol. 5" h x 8" w. x 5.5" d. incredible workmanship and relief. direct purchase http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

Beautiful Antique Bavarian Tirschenreuth Queensrose Teapot w/Lid #159. Smooth surface, excellent condition, no chips or scratches. Belonged to my Great Aunt.

Beautiful Antique Bavarian Tirschenreuth Queensrose Teapot w/Lid #159. Smooth surface, excellent condition, no chips or scratches. Belonged to my Great Aunt.   « Less

Absolutely breathtaking KPM porcelain tea set in excellent condition. All pieces matching.

Absolutely breathtaking KPM porcelain tea set in excellent condition. All pieces matching.   « Less

An Edwardian period Wedgwood S.Y.P. teapot complete with original lid, in the Peony pattern, and dating to c.1906. The brainchild of the 12th Earl of Dundonald, the SYP  More »

An Edwardian period Wedgwood S.Y.P. teapot complete with original lid, in the Peony pattern, and dating to c.1906. The brainchild of the 12th Earl of Dundonald, the SYP has a domed top covering half of the teapot - the other half covered by a lid which is constructed so that it cannot fall off when the pot is tilted forward. Inside, in the upper part of the teapot, there is a pierced tray fixed across the pot, forming an infuser compartment to hold the tea. The design allows the tea to brew in the infuser compartment as the pot lays on its back, tilts halfway up to drain the hot water from the infuser compartment, and then sits upright, ready to pour - see third photo. Maker : Wedgwood (at their Etruria Works in Hanley, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England) Pattern : Peony Backstamp : Printed : 'Peony / Trade Mark / Wedgwood', Impressed : 'Patent / S.Y.P. / Wedgwood' & 3VJ (date code 1906). Inside lid printed mark : 'Trade Mark / Patent S.Y.P. Teapot / 6 Strand on the Green, Chiswick, London'. Date : c.1906 Dimensions : Approx 7 1/2" / 19cm tall, to top of handle. Condition : Very Good & bright. Only points are very small chip to corner of lid (does not affect function or detract from appearance) and a fleabite to the interior spout rim - email for more details. Shipping : UK - £6.80 Europe - £11.00 US/Can/Row - £21.00   « Less