Attractive antique Tea Leaf Ironstone teapot believed to have been produced in Staffordshire, England during the late 19th to early 20th century, likely for export to the American market. The classic octagonal form features the popular burgundy/mulberry Tea Leaf transfer decoration on a white ironstone body.

Measurements

• 10" high
• 5.5" diameter at top
• 4.75" diameter at base

Condition
Very good antique condition with no cracks or chips noted. Two minor condition issues are present:

• Two small marks in the glaze/finish on the side, believed to be a manufacturing imperfection.
• Please review all photographs carefully as they are part of the description and condition report.
  

Tea Leaf Ironstone was produced by numerous Staffordshire potteries during the Victorian era and became especially popular in the United States. This example displays the desirable paneled form, elegant curved handle, and decorative finial lid associated with late 19th-century English ironstone.

A wonderful addition to a Tea Leaf Ironstone collection, Victorian pottery collection, farmhouse décor display, or antique teapot collection.