Aynsley Floral Band Teapot Aynsley Floral Band Teapot. Porcelain. England. Aynsley. c. 1891-1920s. Delightful little two cup teapot. This little charmer has a white body with a transfer of flowers on a band at the border. The flowers are vivid burnt orange and vibrant blue with black & tan accents with green leaves here & there. They are on a pale butter yellow background. The spout, edges, handle, finial & foot are all lined, by hand, in gold. CONDITION: Excellent (pings). Absolutely adorable.
Manufacturer: Aynsley  

Belleek Neptune green tint Teapot (2BM) Belleek Neptune green tint Teapot (2BM). Parian china. Ireland. c. 1891-1926. Absolutely Marvelous! Relief molded body shaped like a shell with creamy white ground. Green tinting highlights the edge of the lid, top of the pot, the spout and around the entire body about a third of the way down from the top. The coral-like handle is also green. The feet & finial, shaped like tiny shells, are also a pale green. Pictured on p. 90 & 190 (D414) of "Belleek" by Degenhardt (2nd Ed.). See matching items in our Belleek category or the entire Tea for Two set in our Sets category. This teapot is simply gorgeous!
Manufacturer: Belleek  

New Hall Commode shaped Teapot New Hall Commode shaped Teapot. Porcelain. England. Unmarked. c.1805-1810. This absolutely wonderful Commode shaped teapot, attributed to the New Hall company, is about 200 years old! The shape is based on silver service teapots. Entirely hand painted with sprigs of flowers & leaves in pinks, purples & green. Detailing on the handle & spout. A sort of lattice work decorated cartouche surrounds the raised lip opening of the body. The same decoration appears on the lid. Gold teardrops decorate the final. The predominant color used in the decoration is pink, although in the pictures it appears to be salmon (couldn’t quite capture the color). New Hall teapots of the same shape & similar patterns appear in "An Anthology of British Teapots" by Phillip Miller & Michael Berthoud. CONDITION: Very Good (tip of spout has been redone; gilt wear).

Manufacturer: New Hall  

Aynsley Pale Aqua Blue Swirl Fluted Teapot Aynsley Pale Aqua Blue Swirl Fluted Teapot. Porcelain. England. c. 1930s. Wonderful large teapot! This gem stands approximately 7.5 inches tall to the top of its swirled pink finial and approximately 10.5 inches from handle to spout. The pale aqua blue body & lid are molded with swirled flutes as well. The white handle is topped & lined with the same pink as the finial and beautifully molded with fluting & almost Rococo-like flourishes. Gilt trim on the top of pot, edge of lid & mouth of spout. CONDITION: Excellent (all over crazing; does not detract). Very attractive teapot. See the matching creamer & sugar in the Aynsley category.

Manufacturer: Aynsley  

Aynsley Pink Swirl Fluted Coffee Pot Aynsley Pink Swirl Fluted Coffee Pot. Porcelain. England. c. 1920. Delightful little coffee pot! This little gem stands approximately 7.75 inches tall to the top of its swirled green finial. The light pink body & lid are molded with swirled flutes as well. Wonderful scroll-work detailing at the base of the spout. The white handle is topped & lined with the same green as the finial and beautifully molded with fluting & almost Rococo-like flourishes. Gilt trim on the top of pot, edge of lid & mouth of spout. CONDITION: Excellent /Very Good (fine all over crazing - does not detract). Very graceful little coffee pot.
Manufacturer: Aynsley  

White teapot with green transfer leaves White teapot with green transfer leaves, branches &berries/nuts. Unmarked. Attrative teapot. Relief molding on handle, spout & lid. Lid has a nut finial. Hand painted burnished gilt trim & lining. Approximately 10" spout to handle; 8.25" tall including lid. CONDITION: Excellent (some hard to see crazing; wear to gold in spots)