Collection of 5 Vintage English Staffordshire Teapots – Wood & Sons, Palissy, Royal Tudor Ware, Broadhurst & British Anchor Beautiful collection of five vintage English Staffordshire ceramic teapots, each featuring a different traditional English transferware landscape design. The collection includes: • Wood & Sons – Enoch Wood’s English Scenery Blue transferware with a traditional English rural landscape and floral decoration. • Palissy Pottery – Thames River Scenes Burgundy/red transferware with a traditional English landscape scene. The backstamp refers to Mill at Kempsford, Gloucestershire, from the Thames River Scenes series. • Royal Tudor Ware – Coaching Taverns 1828 Traditional Staffordshire transferware featuring an English coaching/tavern scene, hand engraved by W. N. Mellor. • British Anchor – English Ironstone Traditional English landscape decoration in a distinctive green/grey colour scheme. • J. Broadhurst – The English Scene Blue and white transferware depicting a traditional English village landscape with floral decoration. All five teapots are complete with their original lids. The teapots date from the 20th century and represent the traditional English Staffordshire transferware style. The historical dates appearing in some of the backstamps and pattern names refer to the history or inspiration of the designs and are not the actual production dates. Condition: Good vintage condition overall, with normal signs of age and use. The Palissy teapot has one small chip on the outer edge of the spout, clearly visible in the photographs. The other teapots have no visible chips. Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form part of the description. Number of items: 5 teapots Origin: England Material: Ceramic / Ironstone Technique: Transferware / underglaze decoration Period: 20th century Style: English Country / Staffordshire Photos are part of the description. This lot will be carefully packaged and by registered and insured mail. Shipping possible only to European countries