English Porcelain Teapot Cover Floral Enamel Painted Period 19th Century

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Inventory Code: INV2218

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🌟 Product Details

🆔 Inventory Code INV2218
Ⓜ️ Material Porcelain
🏳️ Origin English
🏛️ Period 19th Century
🅂 Subject Lid
🏷️ Marked Unmarked

📜 Description
💡 Note: Lid only – base teapot not included.A charming square-form porcelain lid, likely by Spode, dating to the early
to mid-19th century, finely hand-painted with polychrome floral sprigs in puce, orange, green, and purple enamels. The
domed top is pierced (steam hole) and surmounted by a raised knop. The floral decoration, featuring blooming roses
and fruits, is edged with delicate black linework typical of early English transfer-enamelled wares.
🖌️ Decoration: Hand-coloured over transfer outline🏺

🧠 Collector’s Notes:
This lid is a fine example of early 19th-century English porcelain design, showcasing a hybrid decorative
approach with transfer outlines hand-finished in enamels—a hallmark of Spode and similar Staffordshire
manufacturers during this period.

🔍 Condition GOOD— Old hairline cracks visible on the interior (underside), as shown. Wear to surface, consistent with age.
Please review the photos carefully for more details.

📐 Sizes Height 4.0 CM SIZE Length 10.0 CM & Width 7.5 CM Inner SIZE Length 7.5 CM & Width 5.5 CM

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