Teapot
ca. 1875 (made)
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Place of origin |
Wedgwood’s ‘Satsuma’ shape was introduced in 1865,
inspired by Japanese lacquer and metalwork shapes. The
flat-sided design of this teaware range suited it to different
styles of decoration, both at Etruria and by outside artists.
inspired by Japanese lacquer and metalwork shapes. The
flat-sided design of this teaware range suited it to different
styles of decoration, both at Etruria and by outside artists.
Object details
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Queen's ware with hand painted design |
Brief description | Teapot, Queen's ware, 'Satsuma shape' with printed and painted decoration, Josiah Wedgwood and sons, Etruria, ca.1875 |
Physical description | Teapot and cover, cream-coloured earthenware with hadn painted design of a cockerel |
Dimensions |
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Marks and inscriptions | WEDGWOOD / V' (Impressed), 'C1165' (In red) |
Credit line | V&A Wedgwood Collection. Presented by Art Fund with major support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, private donations and a public appeal. |
Summary | Wedgwood’s ‘Satsuma’ shape was introduced in 1865, inspired by Japanese lacquer and metalwork shapes. The flat-sided design of this teaware range suited it to different styles of decoration, both at Etruria and by outside artists. |
Associated objects |
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Other number | 10266 - Wedgwood Museum Accession number |
Collection | |
Accession number | WE.9373:1&2-2014 |
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Record created | March 2, 2023 |
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