Jasperware Wedgwood Teapot, English Early 1900s
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Spectacular blue and white jasperware teapot in pottery of a compressed globular shape, by Wedgwood; antique English Neo-Classical style, Edwardian early 1900s.
Condition: surface scratches
Size: Length: 22 cm Height: 13 cm
Condition: surface scratches
Size: Length: 22 cm Height: 13 cm
Style note — Neo-classical style looks back at and draws its design inspiration from the ancient Greece and Rome, and uses those elements in decoration. Most neo-classical items are defined by straight and clean lines, elegant repetitive floral patterns, floral garlands and gadrooning.
Facts of Lavish Cool history — British Tea was a drink prepared from elder, ash and hawthorn tree buds. In old times it was commonly sold as a fake tea, because real tea prices were very high.
