Historical Staffordshire Blue Teapot Lafayette At Franklins Tomb Ca. 1825 Scarce Form

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Historical Staffordshire Blue Teapot Lafayette At Franklins Tomb Ca. 1825 Scarce FormHistorical Staffordshire blue teapot in the Lafayette At Franklins Tomb pattern by Enoch Wood and Sons. In good condition with a minor small chip on the top rim and small internal line that would clean out. Also some very minor wear rubs. It measures 7 1 4 tall by 11 3 4 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1825.

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Good condition with some light staining and short hairline

The spout has some minor wear

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The saucer measures 5 7/8@ in diameter and the set dates circa 1830

each with two figures in foreground

On the reverse shows “Bakers Arms” and under the spout a sheep scene