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Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales
Coffee pot, whitish hard-paste porcelain with a yellowish tinge to it, standing on three paw feet with foliate moulding to their upper terminals, pear-shaped body, cylindrical neck with applied moulded scroll motifs within panels formed by short raised ribs running from a raised band around the neck, triangular beak spout with waved lip and moulded with foliate scrolls to the underside, scrolled loop handle with double-curve, foliate-moulding and a raised thumb-spur at the shoulder, and foliate moulding at the lower terminal, round domed cover with around the sides applied moulded scroll motifs within panels formed by short raised ribs, to the top of the cover an apple finial with two leaves and a stem; left in the white and glazed. One of the feet broken and repaired.
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