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A Very Fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in Pattern Number 83 C.1790 - 1800
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A Very Fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in Pattern Number 83 C.1790 - 1800

18th century
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A fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in pattern number 83 c.1790 - 1800. The neatly potted and attractive ribbed Teapot and Stand, finely decorated in pattern number 83 with a border of gold petal shapes each containing a small pink rose with a pair of green leaves.

Marked with pattern number 83.

Condition: Very good with no damage or restoration, just some wear to the gilding on the teapot stand. 

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Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this New Hall Porcelain Teapot to the Georgian era.

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A fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in pattern number 83 c.1790 - 1800.
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The neatly potted and attractive ribbed Teapot and Stand, finely decorated in pattern number 83 with a border of gold petal shapes each containing a small pink rose with a pair of green leaves.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

Marked with pattern number 83.

Condition: Very good with no damage or restoration, just some wear to the gilding on the teapot stand. 

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this New Hall Porcelain Teapot to the Georgian era.

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Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Jonathan purt is a specialist in fine antique english porcelain

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An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders.
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Archive I An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders.

A Very Fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in Pattern Number 83 C.1790 - 1800

Archive II An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders. View II
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Archive IV An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders. View IV
Archive V An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders. View V
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An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders.
A very fine New Hall Porcelain Teapot and Stand in pattern number 83 c.1790 - 1800
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An 18th-century fluted white porcelain teapot and matching oval stand decorated with hand-painted pink floral motifs and gilded geometric borders.
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  • ObjectTeapots
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourWhite and Gold
  • MotifsFluted body, Gilded geometric border, Hand-painted floral swags, Pointed finial

This Georgian New Hall porcelain teapot and stand originates from between 1790 and 1800. The white porcelain vessel and saucer feature fluted bodies, gilded geometric borders, and hand-painted pink floral swags with green leaves against a glossy glazed finish. A pointed finial tops the lid, while a curved handle and slender spout project from the main body. The set rests upon a matching oval saucer. Today, collectors and homeowners display this teapot and stand upon a sideboard top within an English country house interior. The portable scale allows for flexible placement on various surfaces around the dining room or drawing room as a decorative focal point.

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Founded in Staffordshire in 1781, New Hall was the primary English manufacturer producing true hard-paste porcelain following the transfer of Richard Champions patent. The factory specialised in domestic tea services featuring fluted shapes, hand-painted floral pattern numbers, and gilded detailing throughout the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Late Georgian teapots were crafted from hard-paste porcelain or hybrid bone porcelain, formed through press-moulding or slip-casting. Decoration involved overglaze enamel colours hand-applied by artists, paired with mercury gilding fired at lower temperatures to bond the gold leaf to the glaze.

Authentic pieces display characteristic manufacturing traits such as slight translucency, hand-painted pattern numbers on the underside, and minor potting irregularities. Teapots from this era frequently features matching shallow stands, spiral or straight fluting, and handles attached with distinct leaf or scroll terminals.

Classical ceramics can be displayed individually on a dining sideboard, integrated within a glazed dresser, or arranged as part of a grouped tabletop vignette. Placing the teapot on its original stand preserves surfaces while highlighting its original functional composition.

Dust gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or a clean pony-hair brush to prevent lifting fragile gilding. Avoid immersion in water, chemical cleaners, dishwashers, and abrasive materials, as overglaze enamels and gold trim are susceptible to wear.
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