Early Copeland Parian Bamboo & Birds Teapot with Pewter Lid Wedgwood

Early Copeland Parian Bamboo & Birds Teapot with Pewter Lid WedgwoodThis attractive 19thcentury Copeland teapot is a fine early example of the firms work in white, unglazed Parian style stone china, combining sculptural modelling with a restrained monochrome palette. Made in the midVictorian period and stamped to the base with the impressed mark COPELAND alongside a raised diamond registration lozenge, the piece reflects the factorys interest in both neoclassical sculpture and the fashionable taste for Oriental

adds a graceful sense of movement and depth to the piece

velvety black tone and neoclassical elegance

These small objects were highly prized by connoisseurs of the period

The restrained design allows the natural beauty of the clay body to shine

including works associated with John Voyez

and material makes this medallion a particularly desirable and collectible example

This is an excellent opportunity for collectors of:

and a restrained

This Wedgwood black basalt Emperor Claudius plaque is ideal for collectors of:

It can be set into cabinet doors

making it a focal point in both traditional and contemporary interiors

capturing a moment of modern Royal history in classic ceramic form