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A classic of domestic Staffordshire pottery, this vintage \"Brown Betty\" Style Striped Teapot, was manufactured sometime in the late 1940s into the early 1950s.
Maker:It was produced byJames Sadler & Sons, a world-renowned pottery manufacturer founded in 1882 in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
Material & Style:While traditional Brown Betty teapots are plain manganese Rockingham glaze over red Etruria clay, Sadler put their own twist on the design by firing them with decorative cream, ivory, or pastel colored bands around the upper shoulder.
Age: From the particular Sadler printed backstamp on the bottom, which was introduced in 1947 and retired in early 1950s, this teapot was made during that period.
