Ellgreave Teapot A Div. of Wood & Sons

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Posted by Jane’ Gma
7 years ago
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Description

Teapot made in England. Ralph 1750 Moses 1751 Enoch 1784.  Genuine Ironstone, has the #848 with a C written in black and the initials MM carved  in the bottom.
Category Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium Ironstone
Distinguishing marks See photos. There are initials MM carved in the bottom and the #849 with a C written in black.
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item Approximately 4” tall without lid, 9” handle to tip of spout.
Date Period 1700’s
Weight 26.87 oz with lid
History I’m not sure. My grandmother had it, don’t know where she got it. I got it in 2001 when she died. It’s been packed in a box since 2001.
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Lovejoy 🎯 Collector 7 years ago

Your teapot is actually very modern, the dates on it are for when the original pottery was founded. Most teapots like this postdate World War Two (1945)

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