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No crack, no repairs excellent 200 years old
condition It could use a light cleaning, but I wasn’t sure what to clean this with so I left it alone.
Please take a close look at the photo. They are part of the description.
This item is a rare antique Spode "Box" Teapot, made in England around 1805-1815. It is crafted from unglazed caneware (a fine, buff-colored stoneware) and spectacularly detailed with applied molded panels.
The circular panels show highly detailed Chinoiserie relief scenes under a willow-style or pine tree canopy. It is framed beautifully by vibrant cobalt blue underglaze enamel decorations depicting grapes and vines.
The Finial: The lid features a figural seated woman finial, which is characteristic of high-quality early English Regency stonewares.
it has the early spode mark.
The wooden stand in the photos is not
