A spiral shanked (or swirl molded) porcelain teapot made around 1810 by English pottery Worcester during the Flight Barr & Barr period. All three components have a salmon pink band running around as well as gilt bands. On the shoulders is a gilt spray of flowers. The base is unmarked except for a painted pattern design No.'222'. The teapot is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. The lid has a small chip at the rim (pictured). The base plate has a fair amount of rubbing in various locations.

The teapot is 25.5 cm from handle to spout. 12 cm across and 18 cm high to the top of the finial. The base plate is 14.8 cm x 18 cm.

This will be carefully sent in a double walled box with plenty of padding.