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This rare antique brown transferware teapot is a beautiful addition to any collection. The rich brown color adds a touch of warmth and elegance to any display with florals, birds and what may be a Japanese belt motif.
This piece is perfect for collectors of antique pottery of the Aesthetic Period and those who appreciate unique transferware. Recommend for decor. May not be food safe.
Maker’s mark: unmarked and has English Diamond registration mark. We believe this may be Pinder Bourne or Doulton. Circa August 4, 1880.
Noted Imperfections: some crazing, some discoloration- mostly on interior and interior spout, a few worn chips on underside of lid and where lid fits on tea pot- see pictures, some wear on bottom. Overall in good condition for age.
Our photos also comprise our items' descriptions, please use the zoom feature to fully inspect the items. Major imperfections are noted. Feel free to contact us with questions. May not be food safe.
Dimensions Approximate:
9” Length handle to spout
6” Width
10” Height
2 lbs 7 oz
Style Decor: Brown Transferware, Aesthetic Period, Old English Pottery, Country, English Country, French Country, Rustic, Farmhouse, Chinoiserie, Cottage Core, and more!
