A true piece of English ceramic history.
A true piece of English ceramic history.
This early blue and white transferware teapot with matching underplate showcases bold chinoiserie landscapes, pagodas, and classical gardens — a striking example of Staffordshire pottery dating from circa 1820–1850.
With its square-bodied shape, delicately worn gilding, and original fitted stand, this rare survival brings architectural depth beyond the classic Willow pattern.
Item Details:
Era: Georgian to early Victorian (c.1820–1860)
Origin: Likely Staffordshire, England
Material: Earthenware with underglaze cobalt transfer print and hand-applied gilt
Features:
Square-bodied teapot
Chinoiserie landscape design
Rare original underplate/stand
Finely shaped handle and pointed spout
Flattened finial lid
Dimensions:
Teapot with lid: Approx. 6–7" height × 10" width handle to spout
Underplate: Custom fitted for base
Condition:
Light wear to gilt and glaze as expected for age
Small chip inside lid (see photos)
Heavy age-provenance crazing to interior glaze
Underside unmarked (typical of pre-1840s wares)
Stable and display-ready
Additional photos available upon request.
Perfect For:
Blue & white collectors
Georgian/Victorian antiques enthusiasts
Heritage home stylists
Romantic still life and period décor
Styling Suggestions:
Display on a mantelpiece, dresser, or tea ceremony table
Pair with antique silver spoons, lace linens, and dried lavender for a timeless vignette
Shipping Information:
✔️ Free UK home delivery included.
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✔️ Double-boxed, carefully packed, and securely shipped.
Returns:
We gladly accept returns within 14 days. If your item doesn’t feel quite right, just send us a message — we’re always happy to help with kindness and care.
Bonus:
Includes complimentary History, Styling & Care booklet — ideal for collectors and thoughtful gifting.
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