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Large Unusual Antique Bargeware Tea Pot
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Large Unusual Antique Bargeware Tea Pot

1900 - 1920
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Large unusual antique bargeware tea pot with 'GOD BLESS OUR HOME' inscribed on a brown bargeware teapot decorated with wonderful bunches of flowers in blue, green, pink and white colours, the lid having a small teapot finial to the top with a shaped handle and spout.

Physical Dimensions
Height
32cm (12.60")
Width
22cm (8.66")
Depth
32cm (12.60")
Declaration

Unique Antiques by Emma Jade has dated this Antique Bargeware Ceramic Teapot to the 1900s.

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SA1023589
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68
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Large unusual antique bargeware tea pot with 'GOD BLESS OUR HOME' inscribed on a brown bargeware teapot decorated with wonderful bunches of flowers in blue, green, pink and white colours, the lid having a small teapot finial to the top with a shaped handle and spout.
Height
32cm (12.60")
Width
22cm (8.66")
Depth
32cm (12.60")
Date of Manufacture

Unique Antiques by Emma Jade has dated this Antique Bargeware Ceramic Teapot to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1023589
Dealers Internal Ref
68
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A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial.
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Archive I A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial.

Large Unusual Antique Bargeware Tea Pot

Archive II A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View II
Archive III A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial.
Archive V A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View V
Archive VI A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View VI
Archive VII A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View VII
Archive VIII A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial. View VIII
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A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial.
Large unusual antique Bargeware tea pot
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A dark brown glazed antique Bargeware teapot featuring applied polychrome floral decoration, an inscribed plaque reading God Bless Our Home, and a lid crowned with a miniature teapot finial.
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  • ObjectTeapots
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleVictorian Folk Art
  • MaterialEarthenware, Rockingham Glaze
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsMiniature teapot finial, Inscribed central plaque, Relief floral sprigging, Treacle glaze finish
  • SizeH 32 cm (13 in) x W 22 cm (9 in) x D 32 cm (13 in)

This large Victorian folk art teapot originates from 1900 and exemplifies English country house style. Modelled in earthenware, the vessel wears a glossy dark brown treacle glaze finish and is richly adorned with relief floral sprigging in blue, green, pink, and white tones, alongside a central rectangular plaque inscribed with the words GOD BLESS OUR HOME. The lid carries a miniature teapot finial at the apex, complemented by a shaped handle and a curved spout protruding from the main body. Practical dimensions measure 32 cm high, 22 cm wide, and 32 cm deep. Placed in a home today, this unusual object sits well upon a sideboard top as a decorative display piece or focal point in a traditional living space.

FAQs

Bargeware, often referred to as Measham ware, is a style of 19th-century British earthenware characterised by a dark brown Rockingham glaze, colourful sprigged floral motifs, and custom stamped plaques. It was historically associated with canal boat families and gifted for special occasions such as weddings.

Bargeware ceramics were typically thrown from local red clay and covered in a rich manganese brown glaze. Decorative elements, including flowers, foliage, and text plaques, were separately molded as clay sprigs and applied to the unfired body before glazing and firing.

Authentic pieces feature heavy red clay bodies, deep treacle-brown glazes, and hand-applied polychrome relief decoration. A key identifying characteristic is the lid finial, which frequently takes the form of a miniature teapot.

These decorative ceramic pieces function well as focal accents on wooden dressers, sideboards, or open kitchen shelving. The dark brown glazed finish pairs appropriately with traditional timber furniture, rustic brick, or neutral painted backgrounds.

Glazed earthenware should be dusted regularly with a soft, dry cloth. If cleaning is required, wash gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild detergent, avoiding prolonged immersion, harsh abrasives, or modern dishwashers.
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