Antique Red Stoneware Teapot Engine Turned Rosso Antico Georgian Regency Wedgwood

Antique Red Stoneware Teapot Engine Turned Rosso Antico Georgian Regency WedgwoodA small red stoneware (rosso antico) teapot with engine turned lattice decoration and a domed lid. English, c. 1810 40; possibly Turner. Mark indistinct. Condition: Minor chip to spout. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form part of the description. Dimensions: approximately 9cm high, 14cm long. From a private English collection

A delicate

Classic EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) construction

Its compact 10 cm diameter and 10 cm height make it the perfect size for everyday use

the elephant’s form is both graceful and powerful

This attractive square plate is an excellent example of early 19th‑century English porcelain in the refined neoclassical taste

Handcrafted in England

renowned for its depth of colour

as well as with contemporary minimalist interiors where a single vintage accent can create a sophisticated focal point

Its restrained colour palette and classical form make it exceptionally versatile

Cabinet or dresser display: Perfect for a china cabinet

but there are no major flaws detracting from its display or use

Large Teapot / Coffee Pot