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This 11-1/2" pearlware coffee pot is printed with an English country scene that contains a very high bridge. I have owned a saucer in this pattern for many years, and still cannot discover where or if the bridge exists. I hope someone will know. The pattern is printed twice on the pot, and the border appears on the lid and the handle. There is minor chipping around the spout, an excellent repair to a chip on the edge of the lid, and a 2" line in the pattern around the collar of the pot. Appearance is excellent. I didn't even know there was a repair to the lid until I was photographing the pot for my website! Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The coffee pot was probably made in Staffordshire around 1820. |
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