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Little Victorian Child’s Nursery Tea Pot
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Little Victorian Child’s Nursery Tea Pot

19th century
Description

A little rose and cream pattern Victorian nursery tea pot. Would have been part of a larger set when young 19th century children played with miniature china tea sets rather then plastic!

Some chips to the spout as shown.

15 cm wide including spout and handle

8 cm to top of lid

Physical Dimensions
Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Victorian Childs Miniature Teapot to the Victorian era.

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SA1052275
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1683
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Colin Brand Antiques Est. 1984

Description
A little rose and cream pattern Victorian nursery tea pot.
Would have been part of a larger set when young 19th century children played with miniature china tea sets rather then plastic!.
Colin Brand Antiques

Some chips to the spout as shown.

15 cm wide including spout and handle

8 cm to top of lid

Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Victorian Childs Miniature Teapot to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1052275
Dealers Internal Ref
1683
Colin Brand Antiques
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A small Victorian earthenware teapot with a lid, featuring red transferware floral and swag patterns against a cream background.
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A small Victorian earthenware teapot with a lid, featuring red transferware floral and swag patterns against a cream background.
Little Victorian Child’s Nursery Tea Pot
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A small Victorian earthenware teapot with a lid, featuring red transferware floral and swag patterns against a cream background.
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Victorian nursery tea sets were miniature ceramic vessels produced during the nineteenth century, designed specifically for childrens play and social instruction. Often manufactured by prominent British potteries, they mirrored full-sized adult tea services in design, decoration, and production technique.

These miniature pieces were primarily crafted from earthenware, ironstone, or bone china. Decorative patterns were applied using transfer-printing techniques in single colours such as cobalt blue, pink, red, or dark brown before being sealed under a clear glaze.

Authentic pieces display characteristic production features of the period, including minor transfer alignment imperfections, fine crazing under the glaze, or makers marks stamped on the base. The weight, ceramic density, and specific handle moulding also reflect nineteenth-century manufacturing methods.

Miniature ceramics work well when grouped in small vignettes on open kitchen dressers, inside glazed display cabinets, or arranged along bookshelves alongside period literature. Pairing them with natural wood surfaces accentuates the detail of the transfer printing.

Clean gently using lukewarm water and a mild detergent applied with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, prolonged soaking, and modern dishwashers, as these can damage old ceramic glazes and cause existing crazing to stain.
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