Vintage Coffee Pot w/ Lid - Kensington Ironstone England Pottery Light Tan & Brown Canterbury - Handcrafted English - Retro County Cottage
$21.00 $28.00
Lovely vintage beige and brown trimmed coffee pot with a lid made by Kensington Pottery of Staffordshire, England. This handcrafted ironstone coffee pot has a lid with a round finial that is trimmed with a brown line around the top. The pitcher or jug section itself has a line of brown trim all around the upper edge and the spout. Then handle has an angular shape. There are panels on the sides of this vintage piece and a little row of vertical impressions all around the top about 1/3" of the way down the piece. I believe this pattern is called Canterbury.
The bottom is marked with a brown stamp KENSINGTON STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE HANDCRAFTED ENGLAND. The words MADE IN ENGLAND are embossed around the bottom as well.
Measurements:
7" high without the lid on
8 1/3" high with the lid on
6 1/2" across from the tip of spout to end of handle
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. slight bit of crazing commensurate with age - circa mid century.
Looks great!
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