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Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" Pattern Teapot
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Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" Pattern Teapot

19th century
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A rare and lovely Early 19th Century Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh Porcelain Teapot, decorated in the busy and colourful "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" pattern. The body of typical 1830's design with gently rounded panels raised upon a round moulded foot, the overall scheme embellished with now softly faded gilding, N.B. :- Some minor old discolouration and small old hairline for which see Image No. 6. Unmarked ~ Ex A. & P. Todd Collection.

Height ~ 19.00 cm. / 7.48 inches ~ Width ~ 16.00 cm. / 6.30 inches ~ Depth to include handle and spout ~ 25.50 cm. / 10.04 inches ~ Year ~ Circa 1835

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Physical Dimensions
Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Declaration

Antiques4EU has dated this Georgian Gaudy Welsh Teapot to the 19th Century.

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SA1219456
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AGGWORIENTALPTAPT-96
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A rare and lovely Early 19th Century Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh Porcelain Teapot, decorated in the busy and colourful "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" pattern.
The body of typical 1830's design with gently rounded panels raised upon a round moulded foot, the overall scheme embellished with now softly faded gilding, N.
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B. :- Some minor old discolouration and small old hairline for which see Image No. 6. Unmarked ~ Ex A. & P. Todd Collection.

fig 1. An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid.
fig 1. Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" Pattern Teapot

Height ~ 19.00 cm. / 7.48 inches ~ Width ~ 16.00 cm. / 6.30 inches ~ Depth to include handle and spout ~ 25.50 cm. / 10.04 inches ~ Year ~ Circa 1835

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Our Warranty:- Buy it, enjoy it and take good care of it, subject only to these conditions, we undertake to accept this item back at any time and to credit the original purchase price against further purchases.

Just one of the thousands of warranted antiques ~ vintage collectables ~ catalogues and antiques reference works for sale at our main website ~ https://www.applecrossantiques.com

Height
19cm (7.48")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Date of Manufacture

Antiques4EU has dated this Georgian Gaudy Welsh Teapot to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1219456
Dealers Internal Ref
AGGWORIENTALPTAPT-96
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Archive I An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid.

Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" Pattern Teapot

Archive II An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View II
Archive III An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View III
Archive IV An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View IV
Archive V An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View V
Archive VI An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View VI
Archive VII An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View VII
Archive VIII An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View VIII
Archive IX An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid. View IX
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An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid.
Antique Georgian Gaudy Welsh "Oriental / Coloured Hexagon" Pattern Teapot
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An antique Georgian earthenware teapot featuring a hexagonal fluted shape, hand-painted rust red and cobalt blue motifs with lustre highlights, a curved spout, and a finial lid.
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Gaudy Welsh refers to 19th-century British earthenware pottery decorated with vivid hand-painted patterns, influenced by Japanese Imari designs. Produced primarily in Wales and Staffordshire between 1820 and 1860, these pieces feature cobalt blue, rust-orange, and metallic lustre accents.

These teapots were crafted from opaque earthenware or ironstone, moulded into fluted or geometric shapes. Decorators applied underglaze cobalt blue before adding hand-painted overglaze enamels and metallic lustre highlights.

Authentic pieces exhibit visible brushstrokes in the enamel, slight pattern variations, and characteristic pink or copper lustre accents. They are often unmarked or display simple painter marks alongside lightweight lead-glazed earthenware construction.

Position the teapot as a central accent on a dining room sideboard, open kitchen shelf, or inside a glass display cabinet. Styling alongside neutral ceramics or polished brass highlights the rich historic colours.

Clean gently by hand using lukewarm water and mild detergent, avoiding abrasive cloths that can strip overglaze enamels. Do not submerge in hot water or place in modern dishwashers, and handle carefully by the body rather than the spout or handle.
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