Ellgreave Pottery Vintage England Teapot

The Ellgreave Pottery Co. was founded in Burslem in Staffordshire, England, in 1921 by Wood & Sons who were later associated with Susie Cooper. Ellgreave's main production was in teapots and quality domestic earthenware, but they also made figurines, tableware, and vases. This is a lovely vintage Ellgreave teapot which is a division of Wood & Sons Genuine Ironstone 4 cup teapot with lid made in England. The white porcelain teapot with matching lid features an elegant floral design of red roses with green leaves on both sides and gold trim along the lid, rim, handle and spout, ribbed decoration around the bottom 1/3 of the teapot. It is signed, numbered and stamped on the bottom with the Ellgreave mark and "Ralph 1750 Moses 1751 Enoch 1784 A Div. Of Wood & Sons England Genuine Ironstone". Series #428A is signed in matching gold. The teapot is approximately 3-1/2" deep and 7" long from handle to spout and is in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks, very little surface wear, virtually no wear and no crazing.