A mid 19thc Derby (Stevenson Hancock-puce version mark) miniature teapot c.1863

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A mid 19thc Derby (Stevenson Hancock-puce version mark) miniature teapot c.1863Description. A miniature teapot, profusely flower encrusted and possessing an especially long handle to enable pouring. Meissen made a piece almost identical. Puce Stevenson Hancock mark for period 1863 6. Dimensions 12cm in length. Condition. Apart from very minor losses to the applied floral decoration, no apparent defects. Wear commensurate with age and use. We do not offer combined postage as the figure we charge reflect the time taken to pack and

A narrow salmon pink border

No apparent defects apart from two tiny rim nicks

dating from the period 1812-20

Many pieces of Vienna porcelain are

It is possible for the piece to be framed with non-reflective glass and with acid-free mounts

John Griffin was probably the leading expert on both the Don and Leeds potteries

and flowerbud finials

An attractive teabowl and saucer

Iron-red anchor and dagger marks

1751 to 1790–the Zorensky Collection"

have also suffered very minor losses

who operated from Old Brompton Road from the early 20th century through until approximately 1935