Antique English White Ironstone Teapot by Richard Alcock Burslem England

  Description:  Over 130 years old, this white ironstone teapot made by Richard Alcock Burslem, England is simple yet charming. In very nice condition from an estate collection, it stands 9” tall and can hold up to 8 cups of liquid with its slightly, bulbous shape. A simple yet decorative raised leaf motif is featured on the thumb rest, at base of handle, behind spout and on the each side of handle on lid.  Smooth and simple describes this piece of early ironstone. Care:  Hand wash soap and water Circa:  Late 1800’s Pattern:  Unknown Capacity:  8 cups Dimensions:  Height: 9”Width:  9” (tip of spout to end of handle)Diameter of footed base:  4” Product Weight:   2 pounds 5 ounces Markings:  Royal Patent Ironstone Richard Alcock, Burslem England (with Royal Arms mark) Material:  Ironstone, Earthenware Color:  White Style:  French Country, Farmhouse, English Traditional Maker:  Richard Alcock Origin:  England Condition:  Previously owned - used. Very Good condition. No chips, cracks or no