McCoy Pottery : Ivy Tea Set, 3 piece, 1940s Near mint 3 piece (plus one lid) McCoy Ivy Tea Set from the 1940s Excellent condition : age appropriate crazing, no cracks, no  More »

McCoy Pottery : Ivy Tea Set, 3 piece, 1940s Near mint 3 piece (plus one lid) McCoy Ivy Tea Set from the 1940s Excellent condition : age appropriate crazing, no cracks, no repairs, no chips Wonderfully bright colors Teapot: 8.0" in height Excellent condition, with original lid; Marked on the base "USA McCoy" Creamer: 3.75" in height Excellent condition Marked on the base "USA McCoy" Sugar Bowl: 3.75" in height Excellent condition, was not manufactured with a lid Marked on the base "USA McCoy" Please see the photos for condition of the set   « Less

Antique English Staffordshire Pottery : A comical novelty Toby ' Peg Leg' Teapot C.1880-90's An Antique English Staffordshire polychrome novelty comical Teapot modelled as  More »

Antique English Staffordshire Pottery : A comical novelty Toby ' Peg Leg' Teapot C.1880-90's An Antique English Staffordshire polychrome novelty comical Teapot modelled as a Peg Leg Toby doing the splits - a well modeelled large Teapot Circa: 1880-90's Good Antique condition with colour wear which is usual for these Teapots, also a manufacturing fault on the underside of the lid and finial (under the glaze from time of manufacture) and lid with some stain- please view images 11 inches (28cm) width X 7 inches (18cm) height approx   « Less

A very fine antique Chinese porcelain teapot decorated in a version of the Tobacco Leaf pattern, Circa 1725 to 1730. Original lid, very good condition, no chips or breaks on  More »

A very fine antique Chinese porcelain teapot decorated in a version of the Tobacco Leaf pattern, Circa 1725 to 1730. Original lid, very good condition, no chips or breaks on the spout or lid, minor stress cracks around lower handle, cracks do not penetrate the pot. Handles have enameled metal straps. Overall a very fine piece. The teapot measures 9" X 5.50" $695. + shipping.   « Less

Blush Ivory teapot stand, handpainted Royal Worcester porcelain, Edwardian period 1902. Floral pattern of ross and daisies. Marks on rear are W5171 and xR and the date marks  More »

Blush Ivory teapot stand, handpainted Royal Worcester porcelain, Edwardian period 1902. Floral pattern of ross and daisies. Marks on rear are W5171 and xR and the date marks for 1902. The stand sits on three porcelain flat ball feet. Item measures 13 cm diameter (5.1/8 inches). Some wear to the gilded band around the edge, otherwise excellent condition.   « Less

Beautiful little salt-glazed teapot, one of the best I've seen. This is either a child's teapot or a salesman's miniature sample. It has a cream body with self embosses  More »

Beautiful little salt-glazed teapot, one of the best I've seen. This is either a child's teapot or a salesman's miniature sample. It has a cream body with self embosses pattern of daisies around the top and wicker to the lower area. Pewter hinged lid with sea-serpent finial. Internal filter holes to spout. Impressed capital letter R underneath. Excellent condition. Item measures 9.9 cm high by 12.8 cm wide handle to spout and a body of 7.8 cm diameter. Mid 1800s.   « Less

Two gorgeous , inspiring floral teapots are in excellent condition. 2.5" h. x 4" wide. two miniature teapots are gilt decorated and scrolled with blue , pink and yellow  More »

Two gorgeous , inspiring floral teapots are in excellent condition. 2.5" h. x 4" wide. two miniature teapots are gilt decorated and scrolled with blue , pink and yellow flowers on one and stunning red on other. Both are in perfect condition.   « Less

Near the end of the 1800’s, pewterware, like other wares such as pottery, changed from strictly utilitarian to also being decorative. In 1875 Arthur Lasenby Liberty  More »

Near the end of the 1800’s, pewterware, like other wares such as pottery, changed from strictly utilitarian to also being decorative. In 1875 Arthur Lasenby Liberty founded the Liberty of London store, with the aim of selling well-designed, quality items. In 1901, Liberty bought a majority share in the metalworking firm of W.H. Haseler in Birmingham. Haseler’s started producing beautiful pewter for Liberty the following year and continued until the 1930’s. The line was called Tudric and used Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau and Celtic Revival designs. The name Tudric may be a possible reference to Tewdrig, a 6th century Welsh saint, since the so-called Celtic motifs are actually of Welsh origin. All four pieces of the tea set have finely hand hammered surfaces. They have the full maker’s punchmark on each bottom which is clear and visible. All four marks are identical, which indicates a matched set, and they read vertically: 6 “TUDRIC” ENGLISH PEWTER LIBERTY & CO 01075 The set consists of a teapot, which is marked 1 ½ pints on the bottom and has a domed hinged lid with an ebonized wood knob; the graceful handle is also ebonized wood. There is also a coffee pot, marked 1 pint on the bottom, with the same handle and knob. The other two pieces are a cream jug and a double handled open sugar bowl. The teapot measures 5 inches tall and 9 inches from handle to spout. The coffee pot stands a bit over 6 inches tall and measures 5 ½ inches spout to handle. The creamer and sugar are both 2 1/2 inches tall and about 5 inches across. The set is in wonderful condition, with a small dent on the sugar bowl and one on the coffeepot, shown in photo #4, which of course can be turned away for display. At some point in its long life, the teapot has gotten a bit lower on the spout side, but it’s not readily apparent. The pieces are lightly polished, as the hand hammered Tudric pewter was intended to be. This tea set is a wonderful find for the collector of pewter and/or Arts and Crafts era decorative items. PYH3784   « Less

it's fun, fabulous, vibrant white porcelain teapot made in France by Apilco. big bold pink blooming flower, with green, yellow and blue accent leaves, border and finial top  More »

it's fun, fabulous, vibrant white porcelain teapot made in France by Apilco. big bold pink blooming flower, with green, yellow and blue accent leaves, border and finial top inspiring this superb teapotG. Very enjoyable and the mark indicates Made in France William Sonoma Grande Cuisine Apilco Porcelaine France with incised number. From around 1980's. dimension from the handle to the spout 9" W. x 7.5" H. direct purchase http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

is of unique brown / sage ceramic or porcelain with stunning gold work flowers all over this magnificent luster teapot. base is marked, and partial visible. Staffordshire,  More »

is of unique brown / sage ceramic or porcelain with stunning gold work flowers all over this magnificent luster teapot. base is marked, and partial visible. Staffordshire, England , logo, symbol and date perhaps or numbers. in excellent condition, and survived beautifully, without any imperfections appearance. certainly vintage from prior to 1940's indefinitely. impressive ornamentation which delights any vitrine and display cases. kitchen decor , looks fab for fresh flowers on Foyer table. 10" W. x 5" H. direct purchase http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

THIS TEA SET WAS PRODUCED IN GERMANY IN THE EARLEY 1900'S. THE SET HAS NO CRACKS OR CHIPS.

THIS TEA SET WAS PRODUCED IN GERMANY IN THE EARLEY 1900'S. THE SET HAS NO CRACKS OR CHIPS.   « Less