ENGLISH & OTHER CERAMIC TEAPOTS

ENGLISH CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF FOUR, including one molded, paneled teapot with transfer-printed floral designs, and small boats within a circle on one side, marked on bottom "ACACIA / WALLIS GIMSON &

Group of two English porcelain teapots, comprising an Art Nouveau example with orange transferware decoration on a cream ground, marked 'Keeling, England,' 6"h x 9.25"w; and an Ansley cream ribbed tea

ENGLISH IRONSTONE CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF FOUR, three having transfer-printed designs, one with lustre, and one plain white with paneled molding. One marked "IRONSTONE CHINA / J. HEATH", one marked "T

ENGLISH MAJOLICA CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, including two Wardle & Co. Ltd., Hanley, England teapots having molded polychrome-enamel decorations, molded handles, spouts, and finials. Additional te

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one large teapot having red floral design, marked on base in black "MALING / ESTD. 1762 / NEWCASTLE ON TYNE / MADE IN ENGLAND"; one t

ENGLISH & OTHER CERAMIC TEAPOTS, 8, H 6 - 7":Including four English, one by Fitz & Floyd, and two others. Plus one antique pink lustreware with repaired handle. A total of eight.

ENGLISH PEARLWARE CERAMIC TEAPOT, having overall oval form, molded paneled sides with decorative edge at base, scalloped rim, and molded figure on finial resembling a woman in a shroud. Unmarked. Staf

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEAPOT, having a blue double-printed elaborate design of flowers including tulips in a basket, floral border, acorn finial on cover. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other

SWINESIDE ENGLISH CERAMIC "TRAVEL" TEAPOT. ONE H 10" Swineside Ceramics England teapot. #182 -95. Made by The Teapottery, England. Various making processes are by hand. Shows trunk, champagne bottle e

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEAPOT, overall rectangular form with molded handle and finial, large blue printed design of fruit on sides with floral and acanthus leaf border. "STONE CHINA" printed

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC TEAPOT, paneled, with molded spout and handle, in blue. Marked with a blue transfer having a horse and lion, the "CEYLONESE" pattern within a circle, and "G. PHILIPS"

ENGLISH SELF-POURING CERAMIC TEAPOT, patented design with metal lid/plunger, wooden finial, polychrome transfer-printed design, "A160" in gilt on base. Likely Doulton & Company Ltd., Burslem, England.

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

ENGLISH MOLDED OVAL CERAMIC TEAPOT, formed with handle in the shape of a serpent, spout in the shape of a bird, fanlight on two sides, and floral design on shoulder, overpainted in polychrome enamel d

ENGLISH PRATT WARE CERAMIC TEAPOT, polychrome-decorated, molded, with lobed rim and acanthus leaves at shoulder and base, swags and tassels molded on sides, "MG" with a star design between the letters

ENGLISH ENGINE TURNED CERAMIC TEAPOT, having molded basketweave and foliate handle with patterned engine turning on sides and spout. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. Late 18th/early 19th centu

ENGLISH SMEAR GLAZE CERAMIC TEAPOT, white molded dry body with molded foliate and classical scenes, accented with cobalt blue lines, and uniquely designed sliding cover. Impressed "22" on base, otherw

LOT CERAMICS; English Teapot, 11 Limoges France Partial Set Custom for a Palm Beach Yacht, 21 Assorted Minton Chinaware, 1 Oyster Plate

Lot (3) pieces 19th c. English ceramics including bowl, teapot and creamer.

ENGLISH DRY BODY AND DRABWARE CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one yellow body or drabware engine-turned teapot having molded handle and spout; one dry body or smear-glazed teapot with molded

George Clews & Co. English white crackle ceramic "The CUBE" teapot, marks to bottom. 4" H x 4.5" W x 4.5" D.

Two ceramic teapots with hinged pewter tops. One French, other English. [5" to 4"H x 8" to 6 1/4" W]. One spout shows signs of repair.

A collection of English ceramic articleslate 19th-20th centuryComprising a Wedgwood green jasperware biscuit jar and teapot, height of jar 8in; small pair of Royal Doulton pottery jardinieres, height

Set of 2 Pitchers with facial decorated handles, and a Teapot and an open sugar set. One pitcher marked. Tallest 9."