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Gregor White Tea Pot
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Gregor White Tea Pot

1920 - 1940
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Gregor white tea pot

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Buckingham Interiors has dated this White Ceramic Studio Teapot to the 1930s.

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Gregor white tea pot
Date of Manufacture

Buckingham Interiors has dated this White Ceramic Studio Teapot to the 1930s.

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An off-white ceramic studio teapot featuring a distinctive crackle glaze finish, an overhead loop handle, and a short spout.
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Archive I An off-white ceramic studio teapot featuring a distinctive crackle glaze finish, an overhead loop handle, and a short spout.

Gregor White Tea Pot

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An off-white ceramic studio teapot featuring a distinctive crackle glaze finish, an overhead loop handle, and a short spout.
Gregor white tea pot
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An off-white ceramic studio teapot featuring a distinctive crackle glaze finish, an overhead loop handle, and a short spout.
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  • ObjectTeapot
  • Period1920 - 1940
  • StyleStudio Pottery
  • MaterialCeramic, Glaze
  • ColourOff-White
  • MotifsCrackle glaze, Overhead loop handle, Conical body, Short spout

This studio pottery teapot hails from the 1930 period, presenting a rustic farmhouse style suitable for display. Constructed from ceramic, the piece displays an off-white colour with a prominent crackle glaze finish across its conical body. Several noticeable details include an overhead loop handle, a short spout, and a raised circular rim surrounding the opening at the top. Fine dark crackle lines spread across the glazed surface, creating an aged texture, alongside visible joins where the handle and spout attach to the main vessel, and a small darker indentation near the base edge. The item measures 15 cm in height and 12 cm in width, making it a compact addition to a display surface. Placed on top of a sideboard in a living space, the teapot serves as a decorative accent object that brings a handcrafted aesthetic to the interior scheme.

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Decorative ceramics with crackle glazes should be washed gently by hand using lukewarm water and mild liquid soap. Avoid soaking or using abrasive sponges, as moisture and chemicals can penetrate the surface craze lines and cause discolouration.

Sculptural ceramic teapots can be styled on open kitchen shelving, console tables, or sideboard tops alongside contrasting wooden or metallic objects. Grouping studio ceramics of varying heights creates an engaging curated display.

Authentic studio pottery frequently features an impressed or incised potters mark, monogram, or signature near the base of the vessel. Slight irregularities in symmetry, hand-turned wheel marks, and idiosyncratic glaze applications also indicate studio origins.

Crackle glaze is created when the glaze and the underlying clay body shrink at different rates during cooling, causing controlled micro-fractures in the glass surface. Dark pigments or inks are often rubbed into these surface fissures to highlight the intricate network of lines.

Studio pottery teapots are individually designed and handcrafted by independent ceramic artists rather than mass-produced in factories. The movement emerged in the early twentieth century, placing emphasis on hand-forming techniques, distinctive glaze finishes, and unique sculptural forms.
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