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Scottish Wemyss Style Black Hens Teapot

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Scottish Wemyss Style Black Hens Teapot Scottish Wemyss Teapot %%alt5%%
Scottish Wemyss stytle tea pot of a nice shape decorated in black hens amongst the grass most probably made by Links Pottery in Fife for N. W. FRANKS oF LONDON. Very good condition for a tea pot with no damage and no repairs. The slightest of glazing nibbles to the tip of the spout. Stained inside. This teapot has a very unusual mark to the base suggesting "Guaranteed dipped in leadless glaze" which I have not seen before. RARE.

SIZE 5" diameter. 5" high

CIRCA 1910
Price
£295.00  UK
$383.56  USA
€351.82  EU
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Category Antique Ceramics Date 1910  1910s Antiques Material Ceramic Origin Scottish Maker Wemyss Ware Item code as273a1211 Status Sold

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