Castleford Neoclassical Teapot c. 1795 - 1810 For Sale

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Castleford Neoclassical Teapot c. 1795 - 1810:
$550.00

Circa 1810 Castleford Neoclassical Teapot. A rare Castleford Pottery teapot, neoclassical style (Regency period), attributed to David Dunderdale & Co in operation from 1790 to 1821. It has a different relief image on the front and back. There are a few characteristics that make this teapot so collectible:

- includes feldspar in the body and is the only non-porcelain pottery which has a translucence when held in direct light;

- Castleford Pottery in Mexborough, Yorkshire, England became synonymous with these fine wares so that they are often referred to as "Castleford" stoneware;

- the wares are known for their outstanding workmanship and technical excellence;

- production for these wares was very short (from 1790-1821) consequently, they are hard to find outside of museums.

Materials: Stoneware, Feldspar, Enamel

Approximate Dimensions:

Height: 6" (15.2 cm)

Width: 9" (22.9 cm)

Depth: 4 1/2" (11.4 cm)

This teapot has several other interesting features: commode shape, blue enamel outline separating the relief panels, sliding lid with a bud finial, castellated rim, molded on all sides including on the spout and handle. It is impressed with the number 36 on the base.

Condition: it has a chip on the lid. Please see pictures.

Carefully packed and promptly shipped.

Castleford Neoclassical Teapot c. 1795 - 1810

$550.00