Antique Johnson Bros. White Ironstone Teapot | England

A beautiful example of classic English ironstone, this antique Johnson Bros. teapot dates to the late 19th or early 20th century and carries the maker's Royal Ironstone China, Johnson Bros., England backstamp.

Made in Staffordshire, England, the teapot is finished in a simple, creamy white glaze that allows its graceful form to take center stage. A gently rounded body, elegant curved handle, elongated spout, and fitted lid give it the timeless silhouette that makes antique white ironstone so enduring.

More than a century later, it feels remarkably at home in today's interiors. Display it on open kitchen shelving, work it into a collection of white ironstone and transferware, or use it as an unexpected vessel for a loose arrangement of garden flowers. Its quiet simplicity makes it especially beautiful mixed with both antique and more contemporary pieces.

Details:

• Antique English ironstone teapot
• Johnson Bros.
• Royal Ironstone China
• Staffordshire, England
• Circa 1891–1913
• White glazed ironstone
• Original fitted lid
• Approximately 10" L × 8.25" H
• Maker's mark on underside
• One-of-a-kind antique find

Condition: Beautiful antique condition with the variations and signs of age expected from a piece more than a century old. There is a small chip along the interior rim of the lid. No cracks noted. Please review photos closely, as age, wear, and imperfections are part of the history and character of our antique and vintage pieces.