Coffee or Tea Black Basalt set x 3 ...???

Hi to all from Ireland.
Just got recently this Tea or Coffee set in Black Basalt at Auction.
For sure it is not a Wedgewood set...But am asking myself ..Maybe Stattfordshire...???
It might as well be a copy of those two Manufacturers..??
Not sure how old they are..?? Would like to have an idea of how much value you think they are..?? They are in mint condition...No 35 engraved under the Tea Pot.
Thanks for your interest and advices.
jb

 

I'm not sure I'd call them "a set" as they're not decorated with the same pattern.

Debora

 

Yes,You are right....Maybe 3 pieces from different set then..??

 

Some listings have Hartley Greens ? for the teapot.

 

Nice pieces. The style of teapot dates them to second quarter 19th c.

I can check my Basakr and teapot books tomorrow.

 

Definitely not a set - but nice old pieces (there's a manufacturer named 'Stattfordshire'?). That 'Strawberry pattern is fairly common - here's a teapot sold on eBay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ANTIQUE-18THC-HARTLEY-GREEN-amp-CO-LEEDS-LARGE-TEAPOT-C1800-WEDGWOOD-STYLE-/133514951250?hash=item1f161c7a52:g:3XIAAOSwzIBfWM2N&nma=true&si=vlK5usIbYb5c7KW50%2BwunfMAxUY%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557




There are matching sugars and creamers available...


~Cheryl

 

Big Thanks

 

Big Thanks

 

Oh Yes Similar..But Pattern of the 2 others pots is different...Thanks for infos.

 

Thanks for your information.....Didn't buy it on Ebay....Have presently an offer for 150.00 Euros the Set...Would you think it is a fair offer..?? Or I might increase a wee bit for 180.00...Thanks for your Straight and Fair answer..!! JJB

 

Leeds is not in Staffordshire.

 

Sorry don't get that..?? Is the Set originally from Leeds..?? Or this is an Humour Responses...If it is ..What does it means...?? Thanks to clarify...JJB

 

Wedgwood was a company located in the Staffordshire region, along with a lot of other potteries. There was not a pottery named just Staffordshire. Leeds is not in the Staffordshire region. In case the teapot is Hartley Greens, from Leeds, it isn't Staffordshire. The listing from ebay above does give a book reference for the teapot.

 

Ahhh Ok Big Merci..!! Good to learn every day..!!! Understood 100%...Jck

 

Sorry it took me longer than expected to get to my books. The Anthology of British Teapots has a page dedicated to this shape. Date it to c1820 and as said by another earlier there are know marked ones by Hartley Greens. 150 Euros sounds about right considering they all differ.

 

Big thanks to you....!!!!!

 

Sorry, missed this, but Janet has explained it brilliantly.