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Creamware "house" teapot

Teapot, c. 1740

England

G331

Teapot, c. 1765

Worcester Porcelain Works (a.k.a. Royal Worcester Porcelain Company)

G331

Teapot, c. 1755

England

G331

teapot, silver; floral repousee chased pear design body with scroll legs, spread falcon finial

Teapot, c. 1860

Jean-François Veyrat

G350

teapot, globular body on moulded flaring base; on the shoulders an engraved band of scrolls and latticed panels; on one side a coat-of-arms, unidentified

Teapot, c. 1730-1740

John Burt

G350

Teapot, silver, wood handle, cat. card dims H 7'; inverted pear form with partly fluted curved spout and matching handle fittings, shoulder and border engraved with scrolls

Teapot, 1768

Abraham Portal

G350

Teapot, Date Unknown

Germany

G324

blue and white compressed globular shape; hovering insects amongst prunus branches; cylindrical spout with clouds

Teapot, c. 1643

China

G209

blue and white globular shape; birds and insects hovering around flower sprays growing from rockwork; loop handle and cylindrical spout; cover with knob and finial and scrolls

Teapot, c. 1643

China

G209

Chinese Export blue and white porcelain; bullet-shaped form; painted with willow and peony; a terrace on a rock with a scholar's retreat; trellis pattern borders

Teapot, c. 1752

China

G209

one dragon on each side of pot; 2 dragons on handle; dragon on lid; green enamel with wire designs; clouds in background, evenly spaced waves along bottom edge

Teapot, 17th-18th century

China

G103

Cream colored teapot with flat lid

Teapot, 1930

Marguerite Wildenhain; Manufacturer: Staatliche Porzellan Manufaktur

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Teapot with lid

Teapot, c. 1780

Wedgwood

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teapot, white metal

Teapot, 19th century

England

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teapot; pear-shaped with a wooden handle; engraved finial and engraved band around cover on body; engraved crest on side.

Teapot, c. 1760-1765

Elias Pelletreau

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compacted or melted metal teapot

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Teapot, 1976

Ruth Bernhard

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organic shape with attached spout; hinged lid; woven wicker handle

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Teapot, 1955 (designed 1952)

Karl Gustav Hansen, Danish; Manufacturer: Hans Hansen Silversmithy, Kolding, Denmark

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wide base with opening forming two "feet"; sides taper to mouth; angular, thick top handle; long spout with wide base; rounded, convex cover; greens, browns, greys

Teapot, c. 2000

John Dix

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teapot, pear-shaped with dome cover; ebony handle

Teapot, c. 1730-1740

Adrian Bancker

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part of a tea set; vase-shaped teapot with wood handle, removable lid

Teapot, c. 1790

Thomas Underhill; Maker: and John Vernon (active partnership c. 1787-1795)

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Hammered pewter; pyramid shape

Teapot, c. 1920

Unknown English; Manufacturer: William Hutton & Sons

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silver pot with dark wood (ebony?) handle; small attached lid; handle curves down from body; feather motif base

%C2%A9 Edison Cummings

Teapot, 2004

Edison Cummings

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Teapot with lid, ceramic, English, XIXc cat. card dims 3-3/4 x 5-3/8 x 8-1/8'

Teapot, c. 1820

Wedgwood

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Voulkos teapot; beige stoneware; removable lid; mottled gray glaze with brown abstract designs on sides; pulled handle

%C2%A9 Peter Voulkos

Teapot, 1950-1954

Peter Voulkos

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boat-shaped, on four round ball legs, wooden handle, this type of teapot was developed during the last quarter of the XVIII century by Sheffield manufacturers

Teapot, 18th century

England

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teapot with squared corners; thrown spout; plant fiber handle at top; brown glaze with dark brown, green and wax resist leaflike decorations on 3 sides

Teapot, 20th century

McKenzie Smith

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teapot with spout and handle at ninety degree angle; rich blue and white patterns around teapot; decorated band below lip featuring figures playing board game in a garden; pavilion; figure crossing bridges; figure standing on cliff overlooking waterfall on handle; similar scenes on lid

Teapot, early 21st century

Fukami Family Workshop

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Silver colored

%C2%A9 Estate of Eva Zeisel

Teapot, c. 1952

Eva Zeisel; Manufacturer: Hall China Company

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teapot, oval, with flat base and vertical sides, hinged lid with urn finial, and beading at base and shoulder; on the side, an oval shield suspended from a bow knot and framed with sprays and swags of leaves

Teapot, c. 1791-1794

Willliam Grigg

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teapot with angular spout; wedge-shaped finial on cover; handpainted; orange on handle, cover and sides of spout; black on finial with 4 horizontal black stripes of various widths on body; cream ground

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Teapot, c. 1933-1934

Susie (Susan) Cooper; Manufacturer: Crownworks

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Teapot, white metal, cat. card dims H 8-1/4' With elongated bell-shaped body mounted on four pad feet attached to body with leaf forms. Long, flaring spout joins body at base, shaped handle decorated with leaf forms, cover with flower finial and applied leaves.

Teapot, 19th century

England

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teapot, round, decorated at top and around the middle with a band of strap mount work in leaf and grape design; the spout is joined to the body by a shell shape, and the cover and finial are decorated with radiated fluting; the finial is also gadrooned around the edge; wooden handle attached to body by wedge-shaped piece of silver

Teapot, c. 1815

England

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dark brown; wide bottom with three small feet tapering to small, flat cover with loop handle; thin spout and handle on pot; inscriptions on one side, impressed seal on bottom

Teapot, 1839

Ch'u Ying-shao

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Teapot, 18th century

United States

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Teapot, 18th century

England

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29.4.3c - tray not in same location

Teapot, c. 1740

England

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Hand-hammered silver (900) with carnelian finial and ebony handle

Teapot, 1903

Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

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11 flat panels on sides decorated with scratched designs; grey and brown glaze

%C2%A9 Warren MacKenzie

Teapot, 1998

Warren MacKenzie

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Handmade brass with teakwood finial and handle

Teapot, 1929-1930

Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

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Gilded brass handle

Teapot, c. 1956

Siegmund SchĂĽtz; Manufacturer: Staatliche Porzellan Manufaktur

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slightly irregular, asymmetrical shape; flat base with ring around bottom; rounded body; very short, small pouring spout; curved top handle with two indentations on top; convex, irregular cover decorated with incised lines; shades of brown

Teapot, c. 1990

Jeff Shapiro

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orange-red glaze with white undertones; large, flat foot; wide body with three bulging circles on each side; bamboo handle

%C2%A9 Warren MacKenzie

Teapot, c. 1985

Warren MacKenzie

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nearly flat foot; cylindrical shaped, with shoulder near mouth; long, nearly straight spout; double intertwined handle; cover has knob shaped like pinecone with red leaves; red and gold eagle on each side; for the American market

Teapot, late 18th century

China

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small, squat form with sharp shoulder; small spout; pulled handle; small, slightly flaring foot; large, slightly conical lid with very small finial; mottled grey-green glaze, with solid grey on interior and under foot

Teapot, 1999

Leila Denecke

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Silver-gilt with rock crystal handle and lid knob; two vermeil rings

Teapot, c. 1938

Jean Puiforcat

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thin, vase-shaped body, flaring outward slightly and inward to small mouth; long, tapering spout; very tall twisted handle on top; small cover; red and black with carved curved forms on body

%C2%A9 Jim Connell

Teapot, 2004

Jim Connell

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nearly flat foot; cylindrical shaped, with shoulder near mouth; long, nearly straight spout; double intertwined handle; cover has knob shaped like pinecone in gold with gold leaves; decorated on each side with shield with standing gold bird surmounted by pair of birds, surrounded by swags and tassels; blue and gold bands around bottom and edge of rim; blue berries and gold leaves at termination of each strand of handle; for the American market

Teapot, late 18th century

China

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round bulbous body with spout, 2 attached handles at top; bamboo handle with 2 braided cord fastners; one side of bamboo handle also attached by blue rubber band and masking tape; lid with handle; dark blue

%C2%A9 Warren MacKenzie

Teapot, 1962

Warren MacKenzie; Artist: Alix Kolesky MacKenzie, American

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yellow glaze; 8 flat facets on bulbous body; thick applied handle; tall spout; small cylindrical knob on lid

Teapot, 1999

Mark Pharis

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constructed flattened wedge form; 3 wax resist rectangles on each side, one below spout; bluish-grey glaze; fat spout with narrow opening; thick lid

Teapot, 20th century

Marc Digeros

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flaring cylindrical vessel on slightly flaring foot with large handle and spout of similar shapes; nearly flat shoulder with short neck and small convex lid; body and neck unglazed with parallel incised vertical lines; spout, handle, foot and shoulder glazed pink with green areas

Teapot, 20th century

Jeff Noska

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blue green; wide flat handle; raised figures on both sides; tall foot; lids are round with small circle on top of each

%C2%A9 Beatrice Wood

Teapot, 1952

Beatrice Wood

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Round white body, D-shaped handle and spout in the form of an opened mouth animal; purple detailing; large flower arrangements at each side with four smaller sets interspersed throughout, 1 near handle and 3 nearest the spout.

Covered teapot, 18th century

Meissen Porcelain Factory

G324

Kangxi drum-shaped famille verte teapot decorated with a panel of flowers on each side within bands of stud moulding; the original spout replaced with a silver spout

"Make-do" teapot, c. 1720

China

G209

Coin silver tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons

Teapot, from a tea service, 1792

Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

globular shape with S shaped spout and loop handle, cover with lion finial, circular stand with scalloped rim and three paw feet, blue and brown marbelized pattern on mud-yellow ground

Teapot with cover and stand, c. 1745

England

G331

silver in cherry blossom pattern

Teapot, from a Tea Service, c. 1880

Wang Hinh Jo and Co., Hong Kong

G320

octagonal body; painted with ships of various styles; floral design on cover; blue and white

Teapot with scenes of ships, c. 1754

China

G209

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons

Teapot stand, from a tea service, 1792

Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

Coffee and Tea Set, 1823, four pieces. Marks JA, walking lion, leopard's head, lower case (n), monarch head in profile. Shield with double headed lion and motto, quoteI bide my time.

Teapot, from a coffee and tea service, 1823

attributed to Joseph Angell

G350

large teapot with long black spout, black handle and black finial; detailed images of insects: three on cover, 16 on body of pot; grey stripes on body of pot

%C2%A9 Amy Sabrina

"Insectos" teapot, 1988

Amy Sabrina

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brick-red color; matte-polished surface; nearly circular handle; squat shape with flaring shoulder

Miniature Teapot, mid to late 17th century

Liu P'ei

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teapot form; shiny copper and grey glaze; spout and handle resemble pipes and pipe elbows; body resembles wide pipe; cover resembles plug

"Raymond" teapot, 2003

Alex G. Spaulding

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rounded, slightly flat body; flat foot; long, open, trumpet-shaped handle; short, cut-off spout 90 degrees from handle; small, flat cover without knob; mottled greys

"Silla" teapot, c. 1995

Warren Frederick

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wine pot, Cadogan type with celadon glaze and peachblossom splash

“Cadogan” teapot, c. 1750

China

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flat on 2 sides; rounded on sides with spout and handle; half cylindrical cover slides closed; silver lines around cover, around body, on spout and on handle; orange glaze below silver strip on body and on dome of cover; white at top of body, spout and handle

Teapot with Cover, 20th century

Fraunfelter China

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teapot, squat pear shaped body, lower 1/2 adorned by wide band of stylized leaves rectangular in shape with point and ribs; ribbed dark wood handle, joined at top of pot by organic spiraling forms; ball at top of cover

Teapot from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929

Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G354

angular design--angular handle and top knob; pointed shoulder; flat top; two ivory rings on handle; decorated with Asian-style designs of cranes, bamboo, fan shapes, the moon and flowers

Teapot, from a four-piece coffee and tea set, c. 1875

William Fairbourne and Sons

G354

pear-shaped; two large ships on rough sea; sampan below spout; fan-shaped pagoda roofs among clouds; cover has wide pink diaper border with four landscape panels; chrysanthemum finial

Teapot with quasi-European ship and chop boat, c. 1730

China

G209

Art Nouveau style; sweeping foliate or thistle-like ribbed decoration; long spout; hinged cover

Teapot, from a five-piece coffee and tea service, c. 1904

Paul Follot

G352

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987)

Teapot from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912

George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

Teapot, from a five-piece coffee and tea service, 1925

Jean Puiforcat

G379

Teapot, Date Unknown

China

G327

Clear glass teapot with lid and diffuser

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Teapot from a tea service, 1930-1934

Wilhelm Wagenfeld; Manufacturer: Jenaer Glaswerk, Schott & Genossen

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Spherical teapot with black handle and finial

Teapot from a tea service, c. 1930

Theodore Hooft

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Teapot, Date Unknown

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Teapot, c. 1829

England

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lidded teapot with red-orange circular and semi-circular decoration on white ground; part of tea service which includes cup and saucer(L99.227.7.2a,b), covered sugar bowl and creamer (L99.227.7.3-4), Norwest #88-28

Teapot from a tea service, c. 1902-1903

Jutta Sika; Manufacturer: Wiener Porzellan-Manufaktur, Josef Bock

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blue and pink glaze with 6 Art Nouveau-style applied and incised flowers; body flares out to wide base; downward curve in handle toward front; square knob on lid at one edge

Teapot, from a tea set, 1910

William Ernst Hentschel; Manufacturer: Rookwood Pottery

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fired in the Tanagashima Chamber

%C2%A9 Richard Bresnahan

Double-gourd teapot, 1995

Richard Bresnahan; Weaver: Paul Krueger

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Teapot, 19th century

Denmark

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Teapot, 18th century

England

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Teapot, 19th century

possibly James Dixon

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Teapot, 20th century

Robert Archambeau

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Teapot, c. 1980-1981

Ken Ferguson

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Silver plate with Bakelite handles

Teapot from a tea service, c. 1928

Virginia Hamill; Manufacturer: Wilcox Silverplate Company; Retailer: International Silver Company, Meriden, Connecticut, est. 1898

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Cream colored; conical body on circular foot, graded circular handles, flat cover with circular finial

Teapot from a tea service, c. 1930

Margarete Heymann-Marks Löbenstein; Manufacturer: Haël-Werkstätten

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teapot-shaped bank with wood body and metal handle, top, spout and bands; "From Edinburg Castle" on front of teapot

"Edinburgh Castle (teapot)" still bank, c. 1900

England

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oval shaped with flat top and bottom; lid hinged on one long side; bottom section of handle and knob are ivory; slender spout

Teapot, from a three-piece service, 1930s

Germany

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teapot, creamer, sugar bowl and waste bowl are matte with a shiny band around the center; lid attached to teapot by a hinge; creamer and teacups are gold-colored inside; teacups do not have handles

Teapot, from a children's tea service, c. 1875

James Tuff

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short ovoid form pot with handle and spout attached to short sides; lid has copper luster bird for handle; one side of pot decorated with image of the Federal Hall, New York; opposite side has eagle from U.S. seal

Teapot, from Architects' Tea Set, 1933

Frank Graham Holmes; Decorator: Schell Lewis; Manufacturer: Lenox

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Teapot from a coffee and tea service, c. 1930

Italy

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Oxydized handles; skyscraper with smokestack as handle

Teapot for "Apollo Sky-Scraper" set, c. 1927

Louis W. Rice; Manufacturer: Bernard Rice's Sons, Inc.

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flat sides; flat base; rounded wood handle and rounded hinged cover with wood at edges; flat front curving downward to base; small opening at front of spout for pouring

Teapot, from a coffee and tea set, c. 1928

Robert Mallet-Stevens; Manufacturer: La Maison Desny

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Geometric form with Bakelite handles; set fits together on tray

Teapot from the "Diament" tea service, 1928

Jean G. Theobald; Manufacturer: Wilcox Silverplate Company

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tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Teapot, from a Coffee and Tea Service, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein

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Presented by Emperor Napoleon the First to Prince William of Prussia in 1808; painted with scenes from the Fables of La Fontaine

Teapot from a tea service for twelve, 1807–08

Christophe-Ferdinand Caron; Manufacturer: Sèvres Porcelain Factory

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Ceramic brown teapot, basketweave decoration around the bottom section;

"Van Dyk Teas Teapot" still bank, 20th century

England (probably)

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black and yellow sunrise motif

Teapot with saucer from "Tea for Two" service, c. 1930

Eric Slater; Manufacturer: Shelley Potteries (a.k.a. Foley Works)

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pink plastic teapot with grey flecks; bulbous shape with thick spout; recessed cover

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Teapot, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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