Whieldon-style Staffordshire sprigged teapot and associated cover c.1745-50

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Whieldon-style Staffordshire sprigged teapot and associated cover c.1745-50See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. We can do better prices on the website, as we are not paying the ebay commission. Description. An ochre coloured teapot, of extremely early date, with beautifully executed stamped floral and scrollwork sprigging, painted with green coloured glaze. Cream coloured crabstock handle and spout. Associated cover. A Coffee pot with very similar sprigged decoration is at Temple Newsam House, Leeds, Yorkshire.

His painting career at Derby continued until 1820

painted with finely executed floral sprays

There has been no apparent restoration and the piece is relatively crack free

with a finely executed floral pattern

Saucer – 14cm in diameter

Interlaced 'L' mark to the reverse

This chest is of superlative quality and patina

just about visible on the surface of the dish

The cost and time involved in wrapping and obtaining wrapping materials is considerable

Broad mount

who operated from Old Brompton Road from the early 20th century through until approximately 1935

painted with scattered fruit and foliage