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Antique Samuel Alcock Teapot, C.1825–30, Half Orange Form, Cobalt Blue, Gilt Flowers, Melting Snow Border
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Antique Samuel Alcock Teapot, C.1825–30, Half Orange Form, Cobalt Blue, Gilt Flowers, Melting Snow Border

19th century
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An attractive early 19th-century Staffordshire porcelain teapot by Samuel Alcock & Co., in the distinctive “half orange” form. It is decorated with a cobalt blue ground, rich gilding and hand-painted floral reserves, with the characteristic moulded Melting Snow border. A pattern number is recorded on the reverse.

A particularly decorative example combining a recognisable form with a richly coloured and gilded pattern.

Dimensions: Height 13 cm; 30 cm from handle to spout.

Capacity: Approximately 1.2 litres.

Condition: Excellent overall, with a small old restoration to the edge of the lid finial. This is unobtrusive and does not affect the lid’s function. No other damage, losses, restoration or visible glaze crazing is reported.

Date of Manufacture

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Samuel Alcock Porcelain Teapot to the 1800s.

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An attractive early 19th-century Staffordshire porcelain teapot by Samuel Alcock & Co., in the distinctive “half orange” form.
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It is decorated with a cobalt blue ground, rich gilding and hand-painted floral reserves, with the characteristic moulded Melting Snow border.
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A pattern number is recorded on the reverse.

fig 1. An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork.
fig 1. Antique Samuel Alcock Teapot, C.1825–30, Half Orange Form, Cobalt Blue, Gilt Flowers, Melting Snow Border

A particularly decorative example combining a recognisable form with a richly coloured and gilded pattern.

Dimensions: Height 13 cm; 30 cm from handle to spout.

Capacity: Approximately 1.2 litres.

Condition: Excellent overall, with a small old restoration to the edge of the lid finial. This is unobtrusive and does not affect the lid’s function. No other damage, losses, restoration or visible glaze crazing is reported.

Date of Manufacture

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Samuel Alcock Porcelain Teapot to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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Archive I An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork.

Antique Samuel Alcock Teapot, C.1825–30, Half Orange Form, Cobalt Blue, Gilt Flowers, Melting Snow Border

Archive II An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View II
Archive III An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View III
Archive IV An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View IV
Archive V An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View V
Archive VI An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View VI
Archive VII An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View VII
Archive VIII An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View VIII
Archive IX An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View IX
Archive X An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View X
Archive XI An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View XI
Archive XII An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View XII
Archive XIII An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork. View XIII
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An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork.
Antique Samuel Alcock Teapot, c.1825–30, Half Orange Form, Cobalt Blue, Gilt Flowers, Melting Snow Border
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An early 19th-century porcelain teapot featuring a half-orange fluted shape, deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted pink rose cartouche, and gilt scrollwork.
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  • ObjectTeapots
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourCobalt Blue, White, Gold
  • MotifsHalf orange fluting, Floral cartouche, Gilt vine relief, Moulded spout

This Regency period porcelain teapot by Samuel Alcock and Company dates from 1825 to 1830 and follows a half orange form with a moulded spout and an arched handle. The piece is finished in a deep cobalt blue glaze alongside white panels, gold leaf gilding, and hand-painted polychrome enamel decoration. Visual details comprise a hand-painted pink rose within a central floral cartouche, a melting snow border with gilt vine relief, and a small round lid with a matching floral painted motif and a gold-accented finial. Practical dimensions measure 13 cm in height and 30 cm from handle to spout, with a capacity of approximately 1.2 litres. A buyer today would display this teapot upon a sideboard top or within a dining room vitrine as part of a traditional table setting.

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Regency period English porcelain from the early 19th century is characterised by rich gilding, hand-painted botanical panels, intricate relief moulding, and deep ground colours such as cobalt blue and crimson.

Early 19th-century teapots were crafted from porcelain, press-moulded or slip-cast into complex geometric shapes, and decorated using overglaze enamels and applied gold leaf detailing.

Authentic Samuel Alcock porcelain often features distinct painted pattern numbers on the base, characteristic cobalt blue glazes, relief-moulded foliage motifs, and fine polychrome floral vignettes typical of Staffordshire manufacture.

An antique porcelain teapot functions as a decorative accent when displayed on a dining room sideboard, arranged inside a glazed china cabinet, or incorporated into a tray arrangement on a console table.

Hand-painted porcelain should be cleaned gently using warm water and a mild detergent, avoiding abrasive sponges, soaking, or automated dishwashers to protect delicate gilding and enamel decoration.
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