Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Teapot and cover

Unknown (Factory)

Teapot, white earthenware, short cylindrical foot-rim, globular body, short cylindrical neck, curving spout, plain loop handle, round domed cover with to the top a finial modelled in the form of a rose bud with a stem and leaves, a pierced steam hole to one side; transfer-printed in underglaze blue with around the body of the teapot the 'willow' pattern with pagodas, three figures crossing a bridge and two swallows flying above, an elaborate border around the rim of the cover with scrollwork and stylized flowers against a diapered ground, a lattice-pattern border to the handle, red-brown enamel lines around the neck, handle and lip of the spout, the finial painted blue.

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Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 36222

Creation/Production

Role: Production
Role: Factory
Place: Staffordshire
Period: 19th century (early)

Acquisition

Bequest, 1929

Measurements

Height (cm): 15.7
diam (cm): 11.6
Width (cm): 19.2
Height (in): 6
diam (in): 4
Width (in): 7

Techniques

Wheel-thrown
Forming
Applied Art
Press-moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Slip-cast
Forming
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Assembled
Forming
Applied Art
Transfer-printed
Decoration
Applied Art
Enamelled
Decoration
Applied Art
Glazed
Decoration
Applied Art

Material

Earthenware
Enamel
Glaze

Location

In store
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