Description

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics Teapot John Bull Design

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics Teapot John Bull Design. Depicting a character created by Dr John Arbuthnot in 1712. Widely used throughout the 18th – 20th century as a sign of British identity.

Every feature of the “John Bull” Design Teapot stands out.

• Original Staffordshire Fine Ceramics production.
• John Bull Character with the Union Flag.
• Britannia Modelling on the rear of the teapot.
• Toby Jug style sculping.
• Hand-painting detailing.

Produced in the early 1990’s. Modelled by Anthony Cartlidge. Freelance Ceramic Modeller and Artist. Well known for his designs for many of the major potters around Stoke on Trent. Including Royal Doulton, Bairstow Manor Pottery and Lorna Bailey.

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics “John Bull” Teapot. Produced by a maker known for producing small batch novelty ceramics. Instead of mass market runs. Therefore not often seen on the secondary market.

Perfect gift for many different occasions

• Teapot Collectors looking for rare teapots in a good condition.
• Collectors of British Ceramics
• Anniversary, Birthday and Christmas Gift Ideas

Condition – This piece is pre-owned,  in very good unused condition. With no chips, cracks or crazing.

Dimensions ; Height 22cm: Length 20cm : Depth 12cm

Our Online price for the Staffordshire Fine Ceramics John Bull Teapot £44.99p

All Our prices include UK Post & Packing.

World-Wide Shipping Available.

If your country of residence is not included in our drop down list. Please contact us and we will advise you the cost of shipping

In addition to this teapot we have available a collection of Gifts for Teapot Collectors Click Here

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics.

Staffordshire Fine Ceramics an independent pottery based in Stoke on Trent. Producing short runs of teapots, as well as other novelty items, using traditional production methods.

Their signature Style.

• Bold, narrative-driven designs
• Sculptural forms that push the definition of a teapot.
• Hand finished detailing.
• Low -volume production (often single digit editions)

Stoke Art Pottery.

Established in 2004 selling high quality ceramics online.