British Langley Mill Stoneware Coffee Pot England Brown Cream Glaze Mark 20th C
£30.00
Inventory Code: INV4934
Object: Lidded coffee pot
Material: Glazed stoneware pottery
Origin: England
Period: Modern
Date: 20th century
Decoration: Two-tone cream and rich brown glaze with contrasting banded finish
Marked: Langley Mill windmill factory mark and MADE IN ENGLAND to base
Measurements:
Height: 7.7 in / 19.5 cm
Width: 5.5 in / 14.0 cm
Depth: 4.1 in / 10.5 cm
Condition:
GOOD (4/5) - Displays surface scratches, glaze wear, crazing and minor age-related marks and imperfections. The lid is present and the handle and spout appear intact, with no obvious major break or restoration visible in the supplied photographs. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
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DESCRIPTION
A vintage English Langley Mill stoneware coffee pot with its original fitted lid, finished in a classic two-tone brown and cream glaze. The tall rounded body has a pronounced pouring spout and loop handle, while the removable lid is topped by a rounded finial. Rich glossy brown glaze covers the neck, upper handle and lid, contrasting with the warm cream lower body. A small impressed decorative motif appears on the lid. The underside carries the recognizable Langley Mill windmill factory mark together with MADE IN ENGLAND, providing clear identification of its English manufacture.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Langley Mill pottery was produced in Derbyshire and is well known among collectors of traditional British stoneware and domestic pottery. Its practical forms, robust construction and characteristic contrasting glazes reflect the long tradition of utilitarian English ceramics associated with the area.
NOTES
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