English Porcelain Lid Staffordshire White Finial Glaze Era 19th Century

🌟 Product Details

Inventory Code INV2290
Ⓜ️ Material Porcelain
🏳️ Origin English
🏛️ Period 18th–19th Century
🅂 Subject Lid
🏷️ Marked Unmarked (typical for Worcester of the period)

📜 Description
💡 Note: Lid only – base teapot not included.A simple yet characterful English pottery lid, likely produced in
Staffordshire or a similar regional workshop between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The domed top with
inset rim and wide flange suggests it once served as the cover for a utilitarian vessel such as a teapot, storage jar,
or chamber pot.

🧧 Collector’s Note:
These white-glazed lids, though humble in form, reflect the practicality and durability of Staffordshire pottery.
Often separated from their bases over generations, surviving examples are sought by collectors and restorers of
English provincial ceramics. The plain glaze, soft pooling, and utilitarian function reflect a moment in British
ceramic history where function met understated elegance.

🔍 Condition GOOD – General wear consistent with age. Please inspect all photos closely.

📐 Size Height 4.5 CM Diameter 10.0 CM Inner Circle Diameter 8.0 CM

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