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Agateware Double Spouted Teapot Circa 1906
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Agateware Double Spouted Teapot Circa 1906

1900 - 1920
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Agateware Double Spouted Teapot circa 1906, inscribed 'Mrs A Greenwood' on one side and "Clubhouse Todmorden Dec 5 1906" on the other. Probably made at Clivinger Pottery, Lancashire, England, on behalf of the Woman's Institute as this was typical style at the time.

Physical Dimensions
Height
7.8cm (3.07")
Width
25.4cm (10.00")
Depth
15.2cm (5.98")
Declaration

Treaders Collectables has dated this Antique Agateware Double-spouted Teapot to the 1910s.

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SA1171089
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5137
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Agateware Double Spouted Teapot circa 1906, inscribed 'Mrs A Greenwood' on one side and "Clubhouse Todmorden Dec 5 1906" on the other.
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Probably made at Clivinger Pottery, Lancashire, England, on behalf of the Woman's Institute as this was typical style at the time.
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Height
7.8cm (3.07")
Width
25.4cm (10.00")
Depth
15.2cm (5.98")
Date of Manufacture

Treaders Collectables has dated this Antique Agateware Double-spouted Teapot to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1171089
Dealers Internal Ref
5137
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An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906.
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Archive I An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906.

Agateware Double Spouted Teapot Circa 1906

Archive II An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View II
Archive III An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906.
Archive V An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View V
Archive VI An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View VI
Archive VII An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View VII
Archive VIII An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View VIII
Archive IX An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View IX
Archive X An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View X
Archive XI An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View XI
Archive XII An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View XII
Archive XIII An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View XIII
Archive XIV An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906. View XIV
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An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906.
Agateware Double Spouted Teapot circa 1906
Ref: SA1171089
An Edwardian brown and cream marbled agateware teapot featuring twin spouts, a matching finial lid, and an inscribed date reading Todmorden Dec 1906.
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  • ObjectTeapots
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleEdwardian Folk Pottery
  • MaterialEarthenware, Glazed Clay
  • ColourBrown and Cream
  • MotifsDouble spout, Marbled agate glaze, Inscribed lettering, Globular body
  • SizeH 7.8 cm (3 in) x W 25.4 cm (10 in) x D 15.2 cm (6 in)

This Edwardian folk pottery teapot is an earthenware piece from the 1910 period, rendered in brown and cream colours with a marbled agate glaze finish. The globular body displays a double spout, a matching finial lid, and inscribed lettering alongside turned concentric ridges near the base and a looped handle. It measures 7.8 cm high, 25.4 cm wide, and 15.2 cm deep. Positioned on a mantelpiece in a rustic farmhouse interior today, the object serves as a decorative display vessel or collectible conversation piece. The glazed clay reflects traditional techniques of the period, offering an authentic touch for interior styling without needing functional service.

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Agateware is earthenware crafted by combining contrasting coloured clays or glazes to recreate the variegated, marble-like pattern of natural agate stone. This decorative technique became prominent in British pottery manufacturing during the eighteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Edwardian agateware pieces were formed using mixed slip glazes or blended clay bodies, hand-thrown or moulded, and finished with a clear protective glaze to enhance the swirling pattern.

Authentic period pieces display age-appropriate glaze crazing, hand-incised dates or inscriptions, natural variations in clay thickness, and soft wear along exposed rims, handles, and spouts.

Display the teapot as an accent piece on a mantelpiece, open kitchen shelving, or a dresser top, where its earthy palette and distinctive silhouette contrast against neutral backdrops.

Dust regularly using a soft dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use lukewarm water and mild detergent without soaking, ensuring no abrasive materials touch unglazed areas.
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