ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, each having red/pink transfer scenes, comprising one example with "Canova" pattern, one example with "Palestine" pattern depicting a figure standing in a horse-drawn chariot with empty gazebo/tent and minarets in background, and one example featuring a standing woman wearing a hat and carrying a basket, having a trellis to her left side, and a tall-spired building to her right. Unmarked. William Adams IV & Sons, Stoke-on-Trent, England; and other areas. Second/third quarter 19th century. 7 7/8" HOA.
"Canova" example with areas of professional restoration including foot, interior, and spout; "Palestine" example with a few minute flakes to interior gallery, a curved hairline to shoulder, light radial hairline to underside only, and a painted over flake to cover finial; woman with basket example having some flakes and chips to interior gallery, areas of restoration including foot, rim, and spout, and cover flange with bruise.
Literature: Transferware Collectors Club database pattern #6032.
Provenance: From the James Dunn collection, Springfield, VT.

Canova example with areas of professional restoration including foot, interior, and spout; "Palestine" example with a few minute flakes to interior gallery, a curved hairline to shoulder, light radial hairline to underside only, and a painted over flake to cover finial; woman with basket example having some flakes and chips to interior gallery, areas of restoration including foot, rim, and spout, and cover flange with bruise.