Ah well, sold on the £300 reserve. Move along now.....
Reminds me of the deco cups with triangular filled in handles. Totally impractical but they look stunning!
No idea of the likely result but this goes for auction 21st Feb at Anthemion Auctions, lot 178. Live on Saleroom. I have no idea whether it will...
Well, it pours easily enough, and as long as the cups are equally spaced and the teapot is level the cups will fill at the same rate without...
Now that is just plain silly! :)
Thanks SIS
SIS, When did the red clay become usual?
Not tried it yet. Will give it a go tomorrow and report back.
Thanks SIS, I think that mine is late Victorian Cluttered, you wre right!
I think you are wrong, it is the black glaze on red clay I understood. I am happy to be corrected though!
Nope, just the normal inside, except there are two sets of straining holes, one set for each spout. Pretty sure this is Staffordshire Jackfield,...
This has to be one of the strangest things I've seen, a twin spouted Victorian teapot. Presumably made so you can spill tea in two places at...
Without any more info I would guess early 20th century European. **waits to be corrected** :)
Bronwen, thanks for all the background It does seem incongruous having Greek mythology gods/demi gods set against a Chinese landscape!
Maybe not cutting edge but definitely to the point.
Not sure, not marked as such. Blue tinge to glaze. Found with mostly pre 1850 blue and white
Not sure King. Were you about to state your undying admiration for my photo skills?
Joy, the glaze is badly worn, not sure it is flow blue but a very deep blue, Steve Ps the border blue on white is camera bleed
We sell a lot of china. Rarity helps, style helps, maker helps, age may help Good advice above on checking ebay sold listings. Also think how...
I had searched with different combinations but not chariot! Should have listened to my wife, she thought it looked like something from Olympia...
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