Basalt Tea Pot

Beautiful Wedgwood black basalt tea pot with a Grecco Roman outdoor feasting scene with women and children. Size is approx. 5.5" H x 8" W.

Rare Wedgwood black Basalt Tea pot. with classical figures and lid . Provenance Long Island, NY Estate. Generally Good Condition but Needs Dusting. Dimensions including lid- H4" X full L7.5" Please no

Tea pot and cream jug are not the same pattern but from the same era. There are a few flat fleabite chips to the outer rim of the lid, and one to the inner rim of the teapot. See photos for details. P

Wedgwood Black "Basalt Tea Pot" 5 1/2" Height x 8 1/2" Width

Antique Black Wegewood Basalt Tea Pot 8.5" x 4.5" high

As Is 5 3/4 Height x 9" Long

19TH C BASALT TEA POT

Antique Wedgwood Basalt Tea Pot 8" x 4.5"

Wedgwood Basalt Tea Pot Cups And Saucers. Together with ceramic tray. Tea pot 7 1/4"h Condition, good

Wedgewood Black Basalt Tea Pot 4" Height x 7 1/2" Width

Pot has various chips, grape and floral motiff on body, eagle handle. 6"Hx9"W to back to front.

[3] THREE Assorted WEDGWOOD BASALT Teapot and 2 Plates. size: .75h 9w pot 5.5h 9w

4 pieces of early Wedgwood, 1 basalt teapot, 3 Jasperware table items.

Possibly by Sowter & Co., Mexborough, England, with "22" stamped on underside of teapot. A similar example can be found in the collections of the Five Colleges and Historic Deerfield Museum Consortium

A VERY UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY BLACK BASALT TEAPOT AND COVER with bird spout. 21 cm wide.

Oval paneled teapot with hinged lid. Raised relief of the heraldic badge of the Prince of Wales (three ostrich features emerging from a gold coronet) on either side. With unusual slide closure, acanth

ENGLAND, CIRCA 1830 A grouping of three English early 19th century black basalt and jasperware teapots. The lot includes two Jackfield black basalt teapots, one with unusual Asian motif, and a Wedgwoo

Wedgwood Black Basalt Teapot 18th Century England Sybil Widow of Zarephath figural finial with excellent details on the cover, vertical engine-turned bands body, leaf molded handle, impressed mark Wed

4"H x 8" W (handle to spout) Condition: Good

Wedgwood black basalt teapot 7" tall patterned lid with reclining figure finial,

4 1/2" tall 8" across

An English Basalt Teapot 19th Century apparently unmarked. Width of first over handle 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Dorothy Manewal Stephens, St. Louis, Missouri

Wedgwood basalt teapot, figural finial, 4-5/8" h, major chip to spout

original metal hinge, professional repair to spout, 19th c. Height 6 inches.