Offered is a stunning mid-century ceramic teapot from the historic region of Kütahya, Turkey, famous for its Iznik-style pottery. This piece features a vibrant, hand-painted floral motif in traditional cobalt blue and Ottoman red.
Key Features:
Unique Artisan Spout: Unlike standard tubular spouts, this vessel features an original open-channel "U" design. The edge is glass-smooth and fully glazed (water beads on the surface), confirming this is an intentional design feature and not a later break. This unique spout makes this a rare find for collectors of Middle Eastern ceramics or unique teaware.
Hand-Painted Detail: Features traditional Turkish tulip and carnation patterns.
Authentic Markings: Hand-signed "Kütahya / Turkey" on the base.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The interior shows natural age-related character, including permanent tea staining and dark mineral spotting from historical use.
Dimensions: Approximately 5 1/2" Height, 8 1/2" Width