Sold 16 April 2026 · Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd

This “Pr of Faience Teapots Early 19th Century” found a buyer.

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Description

A rather unusual pr of faience Teapots , In the shape of Cockerels , the lids with rabbits as finials .

Wear to the glaze , chips on the lids .

They are 12 cms high

17 cms long and 8 cms deep

Physical Dimensions

Height

12cm (4.72")

Width

17cm (6.69")

Depth

8cm (3.15")

Declaration

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Faience Teapot to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1013253

Description

A rather unusual pr of faience Teapots , In the shape of Cockerels , the lids with rabbits as finials .

Wear to the glaze , chips on the lids .

They are 12 cms high

17 cms long and 8 cms deep

Physical Dimensions

Height

12cm (4.72")

Width

17cm (6.69")

Depth

8cm (3.15")

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Faience Teapot to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1013253

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd

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Telephone 07801 650780

Location

Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom

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Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectTeapots
Period19th century
StyleFolk Art
MaterialEarthenware, Tin Glaze, Ceramic
ColourMulticolour
MotifsFigural bird shape, Hand-painted feathers, Fitted lid with animal motif
SizeH 12 cm (5 in) x W 17 cm (7 in) x D 8 cm (3 in)

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Faience is tin-glazed earthenware developed in Europe, known for its opaque white glaze and colourful hand-painted decoration that flourished during the 18th and 19th centuries.

These pieces are typically constructed from local clays, fired, coated with a tin-oxide glaze to create a white opaque surface, and hand-painted with metallic oxide pigments before a final glaze firing.

Authentic pieces often exhibit minor glaze imperfections, hand-painted brushwork irregularities, crazing, and traditional maker marks or stylistic characteristics consistent with regional European kilns.

These decorative objects work well displayed on open shelving, mantelpieces, or within glass cabinets, adding a touch of historical charm and vibrant colour to contemporary spaces.

Antique ceramics should be kept out of direct sunlight, hand-washed gently with mild soap when necessary, and never placed in a dishwasher or microwave to protect the fragile historical glaze.