A Diminutive Staffordshire red stoneware teapot with sprigged decoration c.1760

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A Diminutive Staffordshire red stoneware teapot with sprigged decoration c.1760Please see our new website periodceramicsandantiques. org. We can do lower prices on our website. Description. Finely sprigged (David Barker (see below), draws the distinction between mould and die applied decoration. The latter leaves the mark of the die not present here, so this decoration is probably mould applied) with vines and foliage and with a crabstock handle and spout, a rare, unusually small, red stoneware teapot and cover. These pieces are

the dragon protects his land and people

29 cm tall

painted with courting couples

A delightful Chinese export style Samson et Cie porcelaine de Paris duck-shaped tea pot

The piece has been broken and reglued

In this case

The piece is painted in pattern 174

Similar decoration to the ink holder and quill stand

though with decoration adaptec to fit the different shape

The distinctive hand painted reticulated plates were an unusual product for the Glamorgan

such strength of colours

but the look and feel of the porcelain and glaze is more or less identical to Derby pieces of the same period