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Copeland Spode Commemorative Scottish Act of Union Teapot
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Copeland Spode Commemorative Scottish Act of Union Teapot

1900 - 1920
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This is. A rare opportunity to become an historical custodian!

Manufactured in North Staffordshire, England, by “Copeland Spode”

The two kingdoms Scotland and England were brought together by the parliamentary acts of union in 1707 and this is identified on one side of the teapot and the opposite side 1901 is identified

This period in history 1707- 1901 is thought to be the identifying period of “rule Brittania” and quintessential “Britishness”.

Significant times within he history of the United Kingdom and the rule of the British Empire.

The teapot body is a deep cobalt blue and it has the applied spigware in a pastel blue , with an applied pale blue spout and handle.

The teapot is in pristine condition, free from and restoration or conservation . Original condition.

Manufactured . Dating 1901

Approx 16cm tall to tip of the lid and 22cm length from handle to tip of the spout

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Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Copeland Spode Commemorative Teapot to the 1900s.

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SA1201882
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BIGS/JG
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Description
This is. A rare opportunity to become an historical custodian!

Manufactured in North Staffordshire, England, by “Copeland Spode”

The two kingdoms Scotland and England were brought together by the parliamentary acts of union in 1707 and this is identified on one side of the teapot and the opposite side 1901 is identified.
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fig 1. A cobalt blue glazed ceramic teapot decorated with raised white relief figures of Britannia and clasped hands.
fig 1. Copeland Spode Commemorative Scottish Act of Union Teapot

This period in history 1707- 1901 is thought to be the identifying period of “rule Brittania” and quintessential “Britishness”.

Significant times within he history of the United Kingdom and the rule of the British Empire.

fig 2. A cobalt blue glazed ceramic teapot decorated with raised white relief figures of Britannia and clasped hands.
fig 2. Copeland Spode Commemorative Scottish Act of Union Teapot

The teapot body is a deep cobalt blue and it has the applied spigware in a pastel blue , with an applied pale blue spout and handle.

The teapot is in pristine condition, free from and restoration or conservation . Original condition.

Manufactured . Dating 1901

Approx 16cm tall to tip of the lid and 22cm length from handle to tip of the spout

Date of Manufacture

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Copeland Spode Commemorative Teapot to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1201882
Dealers Internal Ref
BIGS/JG
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The Pheasant Room
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel
Charlecote
Warwickshire
CV35 9EW
United Kingdom
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A cobalt blue glazed ceramic teapot decorated with raised white relief figures of Britannia and clasped hands.
Copeland Spode commemorative Scottish act of union teapot
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A cobalt blue glazed ceramic teapot decorated with raised white relief figures of Britannia and clasped hands.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Commemorative teapots are ceramic vessels crafted to mark significant historical events, royal occasions, political treaties, or military campaigns. Popularised during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Britain, these pieces served both functional purposes and as decorative historical records.

Edwardian commemorative teapots were typically manufactured using glazed stoneware or earthenware. Decorative elements were applied using relief sprigging, transfer printing, or hand-painted enamel highlights over rich background glazes such as cobalt blue or jasper dip.

Authentic pieces usually feature impressed or printed manufacturer marks on the base, such as Copeland Spode or Spode Imperial Cookware. Additionally, genuine items display crisp detail in the applied sprigged relief and precise registration of maker marks indicating the turn of the twentieth century.

A historical ceramic teapot functions effectively as a focal decorative object when displayed on a sideboard, within a glass-fronted cabinet, or alongside open kitchen shelving. Pairing deep cobalt glazes against neutral wall tones or warm timber surfaces highlights the raised relief detailing.

Dust gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or a soft-bristled brush to clean raised relief details. Avoid immersing antique ceramics in water or using abrasive chemical cleaners, as moisture can enter fine crazing lines in the glaze.
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