Royal Creamware COLLECTION

Limited Edition Teapots originally produced for the Victoria and Albert Museum. Click here to visit this site.

VAM01

The first in the series features moulded relief depicting the victories of Admiral Vernon at Portobello and Fort Chargre in 1739 and 1740 the detail taken from medals to commemorate the victories.

VAM02

The second in the series is cylindrical heart shaped in plan. Moulded on the body and lid are grape vines, traditionally incorporated in romantically themed pottery of the period. The spout features an animal’s head and neck with embossed serpent and human face. From John and Thomas Wedgwood Staffordshire early 1750’s.

VAM03

The first in the series is in the form of a three-storey house moulded to one side with ‘The Arms of England’ and the ‘Arms of Holland’ to the reverse. The arm shaped spout is moulded with serpents and masks and features a notched handle. From John and Thomas Wedgwood circa 1745