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A First Period Worcester Porcelain Barrel Shaped Teapot & Stand C.1780
Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Fine Antique English Porcelain

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A First Period Worcester Porcelain Barrel Shaped Teapot & Stand C.1780

18th century
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An exquisite First Period Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Stand c.1780. Of barrel shape, with vertical fluting, rose flower finial & a very finely decorated in the Sevres style with trailing flower and gilded decoration within gilt ‘C’ scrolls, the bottom of the teapot and lid decorated with a ‘bleu celeste cailoutte’ ground border.

Blue Crescent mark to the base of the teapot and stand. 

Condition: Very good with just some wear to the stand 

Provenance: The Anthony Collection 

Physical Dimensions
Height
13cm (5.12")
Declaration

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this First Period Worcester Teapot to the Georgian era.

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SA1233400
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An exquisite First Period Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Stand c.1780. Of barrel shape, with vertical fluting, rose flower finial & a very finely decorated in the Sevres style with trailing flower and gilded decoration within gilt ‘C’ scrolls, the bottom of the teapot and lid decorated with a ‘bleu celeste cailoutte’ ground border.

Blue Crescent mark to the base of the teapot and stand. 

Condition: Very good with just some wear to the stand 

Provenance: The Anthony Collection 

Height
13cm (5.12")
Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this First Period Worcester Teapot to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233400
Fine Antique English Porcelain
Fine Antique English Porcelain
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2021

Jonathan purt is a specialist in fine antique english porcelain

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A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid.
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Archive I A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid.

A First Period Worcester Porcelain Barrel Shaped Teapot & Stand C.1780

Archive II A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View II
Archive III A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View III
Archive IV A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View IV
Archive V A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View V
Archive VI A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View VI
Archive VII A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid. View VII
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Fine Antique English Porcelain
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A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid.
A First Period Worcester Porcelain Barrel Shaped Teapot & Stand c.1780
Ref: SA1233400
A fluted, barrel-shaped First Period Worcester porcelain teapot with matching stand, featuring hand-painted floral motifs, cobalt blue borders with gilt detailing, and a floral finial on the lid.
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First Period Worcester porcelain, often referred to as the Dr Wall period, spans from the factory establishment in 1751 until 1783. Porcelain produced during this era is recognised for its soft-paste body, steatite composition, and hand-painted underglaze or overglaze decorations.

Eighteenth-century Worcester teapots were crafted using a soft-paste porcelain mixture containing soapstone, which imparted thermal resistance to prevent cracking from hot liquid. Components such as spouts, handles, and floral lid finials were moulded separately and applied by hand prior to firing and hand-painting.

Authenticity is typically confirmed by examining the porcelain body, which displays a greenish translucency when held to light. Look for characteristic maker marks such as the open crescent or square mark on the underside, alongside hand-applied gilding and foot-rim construction typical of the era.

Displaying an antique teapot on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or within a glass-fronted cabinet adds historical texture to contemporary spaces. Pairing fine ceramics with natural wood or minimalist backdrop surfaces highlights the hand-painted artwork without cluttering the room.

Clean antique porcelain by gently wiping with a soft, lint-free cloth and warm water containing mild soap. Avoid abrasive sponges, soaking, or exposure to dishwashers, as these processes can strip overglaze enamel painting and hand-applied gilding.
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