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Disney Dalmatian & Fire Hydrant Ceramic Teapot ~ A really cute 101 Dalmatians collectible teapot marked "Disney Sakura NY, Made in China". This was produced a number of years ago and is now very hard to find. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. There is one small rough spot inside the top of the teapot where the lid sits - I believe it is a manufacturing flaw. (Cannot be seen with the lid on.) Love these bright colors! |
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1995 Teapottery Dove / Birdhouse Large Porcelain Teapot ~ Mint condition teapot made in England by the Teapottery featuring a 6-sided wood bird house with a pointed thatched roof, and six white birds (doves, I believe) coming in or going out of the house. Measures approximately 9.5" tall and 6.5" across from spout to handle. A scarce and very adorable figural English teapot for your collection. |
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Paul Cardew of England Fine China Classics ~ Large Leopard Betty Teapot ~ Porcelain teapot designed in England by Paul Cardew in 2000. Mint condition, stands 6" tall and 7" wide from handle across to spout. We have other pieces available in this pattern, including 8" plates, cereal bowls, mugs, cups and saucers, creamers, sugars, small teapots, pitchers and coffee presses. We may have more than one of this item in stock. before placing an order. In perfect condition with no flaws. |
$60 + $10 Shipping
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Alice in Wonderland Small Figural Alice Teapot by Paul Cardew ~ Mint condition teapot measuring approximately 5" tall and 4.5" across from bow (spout) to handle. Designed in England by Cardew Collectibles as part of their 2001 Alice line. |
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Cardew Home Sweet Home Medium Sewing Machine Teapot ~ Mint condition figural teapot made by Cardew Designs of England. It measures about 6" high and 7.5" across from spout to handle. The pattern is a pretty blue, yellow and green quilt that says Home Sweet Home on the edge. Made in England. The 2001 retail price was $80... we are offering it here for less. |
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Portmeirion Paul Cardew Kitchen Sink Large Figural Teapot ~ Adorable fine porcelain teapot made by Cardew Designs of England, and produced in China. It measures approximately 11.5" across from spout to handle, and stands about 6.5" tall. I believe this particular kitchen sink was produced in the late 1990's and the original retail price was around $150 at that time. We are offering this great limited production collectible for much less. In excellent condition with no chips or cracks. No box available. |
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Cardew Blue Willow Figural Skirted Tea Table Teapot w/ Tea Set & Sandwiches ~ Very cute porcelain Cardew teapot in the shape of a tablecloth draped table with Blue Willow design dishes and lunch on top of the lid. Measures about 5" high and 7" across from spout to handle. Designed by Cardew Collectibles in England, and made for them in China. In new condition in the original Cardew box. |
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Cardew Donald Duck Large Figural Teapot ~ 2002 Showcase Collection ~ Mint condition teapot of Donald Duck's head measuring 8.5" high and approximately 7" wide from the handle to Donald's bill. Made by Cardew Collectibles -- a limited edition ending production in December 2002. The issue price was $100.... we are offering it here for less! |
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Cardew Grandfather Clock Portmeirion Small Teapot ~ Small size white porcelain teapot designed by Cardew Designs of England in the shape of a grandfather clock with Portmeirion designs, and a cute striped kitty watching the swinging pendulum. It measures approximately 5" tall and is in perfect condition. A very collectible retired design. |
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Cardew 2001 Clarice Cliff Tiny Porcelain Collectible Teapot # FCD14204 ~ Adorable miniature teapot manufactured by Paul Cardew of England. Mint condition in the original box. Measures approximately 1.75" tall. We have several dozen of these in stock, and are happy to offer discounts for purchases in quantity, both to individuals and wholesalers. . |
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1950's Vintage Ceramic Made in Japan Tea Set ~ This pretty Japanese tea set looks like it could be brand new, but I'm certain it is at least 50 years old. How do I know? The set was acquired from an estate, where many of the items had been stored in the attic for years. When unpacking this set, we were surprised to find it wrapped in a 1953 newspaper. We discarded the outer paper, but there is still some of it inside the teapot protecting the ceramic strainer insert. I've looked the teapot and 4 cups over carefully, and cannot find a single flaw. The teapot is 5" high and 7.5" wide. The cups are 1.75" high with a 2.75" diameter. All are marked "Made in Japan" on the bottom in black. There is an etched design on one side of the teapot with a sunflower type motif (facing camera); the other side has five Japanese characters and flowers that look like cherry blossoms. The cups have white painted Japanese characters outside; the inside is painted green and glazed. A very nice old set in fantastic condition. |
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Huge West German Kaiser Porcelain Teapot or Tea Kettle w/ Brass Handle ~ Beautiful and very heavy white porcelain tea pot or kettle manufactured in Western Germany. The pot itself stands about 8" high, and is about 10" high to the top of the heavy brass handle, and is about 9.5" across from the spout to the other side. It features a very colorful scene of two exotic looking birds -- one on each side (they are in different poses). In addition, there is a gorgeous floral design that goes all the way around, in blue, pink, purple, yellow, orange and green. The piece is extensively marked on the bottom. There is a black and gold foil sticker that reads "Golden Crown E&R Western Germany", a blue underglaze crown and AK/Kaiser mark, the word "Nanking" (which I assume is the pattern), and the number 35. I believe this is a contemporary piece, probably made in the 1970's to 1980's. I did not find any chips or cracks, but there is some very small amount of scratching where the heavy brass handle has rubbed on the side, and a tiny black dot on the brass handle (may be just tarnish -- might come off). These minor flaws are hard to notice unless you are looking closely for them. I suppose you could use it, but I believe it was meant to be a display piece, as it weighs 4 pounds. We also acquired a large matching round charge plate in this pattern. Why not buy both and have an impressive display? See the China section to find the charger plate. FREE insured UPS Ground shipping in the continental USA if you purchase both! |
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Statue of Liberty, New York City, 24k Gold Flame Teapot ~ 24k Gold Statue of Liberty Flame Teapot - Limited Edition of 1,000 in 1997 ~ A rare collectible for the Statue of Liberty and/or New York City collector. This teapot was made in 1997 by award winning architect Guy Lindsay Kohn. It was designed as an exact to-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty flame, as can be seen in the photo. Glazed in 24 karat gold and cast by hand. This is a Limited Edition of ONLY 1000 TEAPOTS produced in 1997 so they are very hard to find. Measures approximately 7" high and 12" wide from handle to spout. In excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Some very minor rubbing on the gold in a couple places from handling. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and photo of the Statue of Liberty showing the flame detail. |
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1940's Occupied Germany Floral Teapot ~ Lovely white porcelain teapot made in Germany just after World War II, between 1945 and 1949, and marked U.S. Zone Germany on the bottom. The teapot measures 8.5" tall to the lid's finial, and is 8" wide from spout to handle. The only flaws I found were two small chips on the tips of two paddle feet (facing the camera in the photo). I found no cracks or repairs. In beautiful condition to use or display. We have a matching covered sugar bowl and 3 cup/saucer sets in stock, and are happy to combine shipments to save postage. |
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Cardew 2001 Cabbage Tiny Porcelain Collectible Teapot # FCD14208 ~ Adorable miniature teapot manufactured by Paul Cardew of England. Mint condition in the original box. Measures approximately 1.5" tall. We have several dozen of these in stock, and are happy to offer discounts for purchases in quantity, both to individuals and wholesalers. . |
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Paddington Bear Limited Edition Cardew Teapot ~ Mint condition medium size figural chair teapot manufactured by Cardew with Paddington Bear as the teapot lid. Comes with porcelain accessories of a pair of red boots and PB's suitcase as shown in the photo. Only 2,000 were made for worldwide distribution. We were only able to acquire four of them and had to import them from England, so they are difficult to find in the USA. Comes in the original box -- new, never used. |
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Enoch Wedgwood Tunstall English Blue Transferware Teapot - Woodland Pattern ~ The Kovel's Dictionary of Marks identifies this as a Wedgwood mark #5H, which dates its manufacture to sometime since 1965. It measures approximately 9" high by 9" wide from handle to spout and features a very pretty country wooded scene with lots of trees, a church, and a man with a 2-horse team pulling a wagon load of hay. There is a floral pansy type pattern all the way around the top edge and on the spout. Some minor roughness wear on the bottom edge where it sits on the table and one tiny flat flake on that bottom edge, but I did not find any chips or cracks. A lovely teapot to use or display with pride! |
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Beautiful 1994 Fitz & Floyd Brown Bear Omnibus Teapot ~ This particularly handsome fellow is very hard to find. He is in mint condition - no damage or flaws. He measures approximately 6" high by 10" long from nose to handle and is a 28 oz size. The bottom is impressed and has a black mark "Omnibus China 1994". |
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