Antique Earthenware Blue Willow Teapot & Stand By S. Hancock Royal Corona Ware
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:12726095 | Original/Reproduction: Antique Original |
| Color: Blue | Object Type: Teapot & Stand |
| Brand: Wedgwood |
Antique Earthenware Blue Willow Teapot & Stand by S. Hancock & Sons Royal Corona Ware Description: For sale is another item from my collection: A bone china teapot with earthenware stand. Both printed with the identical Standard Willow pattern in medium blue with gilt trim. Made by S. Hancock & Sons, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire.
The teapot and... stand are featured in Rogers, p. 160. Teapot is pear shaped, and matches the shape of newly engraved pieces introduced the Hancock in the Jan. 1, 1923 and featured in the Pottery Gazette (see Rogers for reference and image). c. 1923-1937. Rogers mark 3 (I especially like the Hanley Rooster featured in the mark).
The Stand has a Rogers mark 2.
Size: Teapot: Height: 6", Stand is 6" in diameterCondition: Very good condition, no cracks, hairlines, chips or discoloration. Very minor wear to the gilt trim and one small firing mark on the edge of the stand (visible in the image). Shipping: International buyers, please contact me for exact shippingcharges before paying. We are happy to combine items when possible.
Buyers Please Note: Due to the increased numbers of buyers who do not pay for items oncethey have won an auction, I have to say that you are bidding to buy, not tolook, not to think about it, not to renegotiate – buyers who do not pay withinseven days will be reported to eBay and be blocked from bidding in the future.Returns: In theunlikely event that you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, pleasecontact me on receipt of your goods.Any questions, please feelfree to ask a question via the link to the lower-left of the screen.Good luck in bidding.
The teapot and... stand are featured in Rogers, p. 160. Teapot is pear shaped, and matches the shape of newly engraved pieces introduced the Hancock in the Jan. 1, 1923 and featured in the Pottery Gazette (see Rogers for reference and image). c. 1923-1937. Rogers mark 3 (I especially like the Hanley Rooster featured in the mark).
The Stand has a Rogers mark 2.
Size: Teapot: Height: 6", Stand is 6" in diameterCondition: Very good condition, no cracks, hairlines, chips or discoloration. Very minor wear to the gilt trim and one small firing mark on the edge of the stand (visible in the image). Shipping: International buyers, please contact me for exact shippingcharges before paying. We are happy to combine items when possible.
Buyers Please Note: Due to the increased numbers of buyers who do not pay for items oncethey have won an auction, I have to say that you are bidding to buy, not tolook, not to think about it, not to renegotiate – buyers who do not pay withinseven days will be reported to eBay and be blocked from bidding in the future.Returns: In theunlikely event that you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, pleasecontact me on receipt of your goods.Any questions, please feelfree to ask a question via the link to the lower-left of the screen.Good luck in bidding.
