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1930s Train Teapot - (Sold)
Stock No. 275
A genuine rare and classic 1930's Staffordshire
teapot formed in the shape of a locomotive
and decorated with green trim. (These original mid 1930s train teapots were only made with red or green trim.) The spout is formed as its headlight. Originally designed by a Staffordshire Pottery and bearing its Registered Design Number to the base - dating it to the mid 1930s. Reproductions have been seen in silver and gold trim and are slightly different in size. This is not a reproduction.
Condition is extremely good with no damage or restoration.There is one crack in the glaze on the base only, otherwise the pot is uncrazed.
Dimensions :
length : 8.75 inches
height : 5 inches
(Cf.The British Teapot by Janet & Tim Street-Porter 1981 p.86 illus. & Novelty Teapots - Five Hundred Years of Art and Design by Edward Bramah 1992 p.207 illus.no.532)
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£300.00
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