An exceptional antique Victorian English teapot with matching stand, produced by a Staffordshire pottery and decorated in rich brown transferware with hand-applied gilt accents. The central panels depict a detailed elephant procession scene, framed by ornate scrolling foliate borders and an architectural, sculptural form characteristic of late 19th-century English decorative ceramics.
The underside is marked “Reg. Shape” with British Registration Numbers, dating the design securely to the late Victorian period (circa 1886–1888). These registration marks confirm authenticity and period production, a highly desirable feature for collectors.
The teapot presents beautifully, with its original matching stand intact—an important factor in both value and display appeal. This is a substantial piece, weighing 2 lb 12 oz and measuring approximately 9 inches wide, 5 inches deep, and 7 inches high, making it ideal for cabinet display, a tea table vignette, or an antique transferware collection.
All of our pieces are sourced exclusively from private residences in Belmont and neighboring communities, including Concord, Lexington, Weston, and Dover. Each item is transported directly from the original owner’s home to our store, ensuring authenticity, careful handling, and a transparent chain of custody. This curated sourcing process is thoughtfully reflected in our pricing.
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