White Salt-Glazed Stoneware Teapot English C 1760 AF

A most adorable 18th century English salt glaze stoneware teapot that originated from the Staffordshire region of England around the 1760 period. It is a fantastic example from the pre-American revolution era. A time when George iii took over the throne from his grandfather George ii.

This teapot is approx 266 years old, and is of globular form with crabstock handle and spout. The white salt glazed body decorated with beautiful dog rose type flowers that are hand enamelled in polychrome pink, yellow and green. This little teapot retains its original lid/cover with upright turned finial. 

Size: A tiny 4 inch tall (10 cm).

Condition: Good with excellent professional restoration to the top edge of the teapot lid and also to the tip of the spout. The surface level restoration to the underside of the lid is a little flakey.  

Item Id: 16500