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Moorland Pottery Wagon Hand Crafted Collectable Teapot

A Moorland Pottery Wagon Hand Crafted Collectable Teapot. A rare, handcrafted and hand painted collectable teapot designed by Roy Simpson. Produced by Moorland Pottery in 2001. Shaped as a stylised Wild West wagon. This teapot captures Simpson’s signature blend of humour, narrative, humour, narrative, and sculptural detail.

Created as a first colourway trial, it represents one of the more unusual and collectable examples from Moorland Pottery early 2000’s output. A distinctive piece of Stoke on Trent ceramic history.

The perfect gift  for many different occasions.

• Teapot Collectors.
• Collectors of Teapots designed by Roy Simpson.
• Anniversary, Birthday and Christmas Gifts Ideas.
• As well as Retirement Gifts.

Dimensions Length 25cm : Height (including lid) 19cm ; Depth 10cm

NOTE – This item is pre-owned. It is in unused very good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Our online price for the Moorland Pottery Wagon Hand Crafted Collectable Teapot is £49.95

All our prices include UK Post and Packing.

World Wide Shipping Available.

In addition to this teapot we have a selection of Moorland Pottery pieces produced between 1999 and 2001

Moorland Pottery.

Moorland Pottery based in the Chelsea Works in Burslem Stoke on Trent is known for:

• Hand crafted novelty ceramics
• Limited run and trial colourway pieces.
• Collaborations with designers like Roy Simpson and Lise Mooorcoft.

This Moorland Pottery Wagon Hand Crafted Collectable Teapot represents the early 2000’s era when the company produced more sculptural, collectable items. Before they moved focus towards their now famous “Dialect” mugs and contemporary lines, Affectionally known as “Stokie” mugs,

Roy Simpson

Roy Simpson was an active ceramic designer during the 1990’s and early 2000,s. Contributing to the thriving novelty-teapot of the era. His work is characterised by whimsical narrative-driven forms – circus performers, fishermen, cowboys, animals and characterscenes – often sculpted with humour and personality.

He generally worked as a freelance or contract designer rather than as an in house artist. Designing for multiple manufacturers including

• Moorland Pottery.
• J Luber

Stoke Art Pottery

Established in 2004. Selling high quality pottery and collectables online.