Ridgways Coaching Days & Ways Teapot Silver Luster England Antique 1890s

Antique Ridgways English pottery teapot from the “Scenes from Coaching Days & Coaching Ways” series. The warm amber glaze is decorated with detailed black transfer scenes, including “Henry the Eighth and the Abbot of Reading” and “The Bell, Barnaborn.” Silver-luster accents finish the handle, spout, lid rim and opening, giving this early English teapot a particularly attractive period appearance.

Good antique condition with extensive overall crazing consistent with age. There is age-related wear and tarnishing to the silver-luster trim, along with normal surface and glaze wear. The transfer decoration remains well defined. No chips, cracks or repairs noted. Lid is included.

- Manufacturer: Ridgways
- Series: Scenes from Coaching Days & Coaching Ways
- Form: Covered Teapot
- Scenes: “Henry the Eighth and the Abbot of Reading” / “The Bell, Barnaborn”
- Design Style: English Coaching / Historical Transferware
- Decoration: Black transfer scenes on amber glaze
- Trim: Silver luster
- Material: Glazed earthenware / pottery
- Period: Late Victorian / Edwardian
- Date: Circa 1890s–1920
- Size: Approx. 4 3/4" H x 4 3/4" OD
- Overall Width: Approx. 7" handle to spout
- Weight: 1 lb
- Country of Manufacture: England
- Backstamp: “Scenes from Coaching Days & Coaching Ways / By Special Permission of Macmillan & Co. Ltd. / Ridgways / England”
- Antique: Over 100 years old
- SKU: 9755.3

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