A black-glazed coffee pot with relief molded tendril sprigs and rosette flowers with highlights of gilding. Base is fully glazed with three paw feet. Great details on form: the high dome-shaped cover has a mushroom finial, the handle a wonderful kick at the terminal, and the spout modeled in the form of a serpent.

Generally referred to as Jackfield ware, but was called ‘Shining Black’ by the potters who made it (including Wedgwood and Whieldon).

The coffee pot measures approximately 9.5 inches tall (to finial), 8 inches long (spout to handle) with a 2.75 inch opening. One small

Chip to inner rim of lid, as seen in photos. Otherwise, no chips, cracks or obvious restoration. No makers mark.

Provenance: has a sticker on base for well-known BADA dealer, John Howard. I have included a photo from his website of a similar piece.

The item(s) are antique and sold as is/as found unless otherwise noted. Because they are old, they were used and will not look new or new-like. They likely show wear, fading, scratches, chips, cracks, past repair/restoration, original imperfections and/or damage from normal use. Significant issues are shown in photos. Examine photos carefully as they are part of the description. Imperfections were factored into pricing. No returns or refunds.

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