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$1,200 USDAmerican Yellow Ware Pottery Teapot w Molded Sea Shells Blue Glaze c 1880

Pottery:Antique:American:Yellow Ware

461/RL-130 This is a beautiful 19th century American pottery teapot, with the type of pottery classified as yellow ware. The age is circa 1880. The teapot is unmarked. However you can view a similar teapot in the “Collector’s Guide to Yellow Ware, Book II” by Lisa S. McAllister, page 31. The author writes that several American potteries made a teapot with this type of mold, and that the pots with a blue glaze are of higher scarcity. The pot is 9” high to the top of the handle, 7 ¾” long from ...

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