Lot #112: Arthur Wood Bleeding Heart Teapot

A white ceramic teapot featuring a fluted body adorned with a bleeding heart floral transfer pattern and delicate gold trim along the rim and handle. It includes a matching domed lid topped with a small finial. 1930-1950 The teapot appears to be in good vintage condition with minor fading of the gold trim on the spout and slight surface wear, but no visible chips or cracks. Arthur Wood and Sons was a prominent English pottery manufacturer established in 1884 in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, renowned for producing earthenware teapots and novelty ceramics. During the mid-20th century, the company created numerous floral-patterned teapots that became staples in British households. Today, these vintage teapots are highly sought after by collectors of English earthenware and mid-century kitchenware. They represent a classic era of Staffordshire pottery craftsmanship. Dimensions: 9x5 Pickup category timeslot {A}