Vintage 1940s James Sadler Cream & 22k Gold Swirl Teapot – Made in England (Pattern 2737) – Pristine Condition

Details

Elevate your afternoon tea with this timeless vintage teapot by renowned English pottery maker James Sadler & Sons (Burslem, Staffordshire). Dating to the 1940s–1950s (Pattern 2737), this piece features a classic pumpkin-ribbed silhouette with delicate swirling vertical stripes of lustrous gold gilt over a warm cream-ivory glaze.

Key Features:
• Maker: James Sadler, England
• Era: Circa 1940s–1950s
• Design: Swirl ribbed body with hand-applied gold trim along the vertical ribs, spout tip, handle, and ornate finial lid
• Material: Glazed English earthenware / porcelain
• Style: Mid-Century Vintage, Art Deco Revival, Traditional English Tea

Dimensions & Capacity:
• Height (with lid): [Insert Height, e.g., 6.5 inches / 16.5 cm]
• Width (spout to handle): [Insert Width, e.g., 9 inches / 23 cm]
• Capacity: [Insert Capacity, e.g., Approx. 4–6 cups / 900 ml]
Condition:

In excellent pristine condition. The glaze is bright and glossy and no visible sign of wear to the gold gilt trim. No cracks, chips, or crazing noted. (Please inspect all photos closely as they form part of the description).

Care Instructions:
To preserve the delicate metallic gold detailing, hand wash gently with warm soapy water. Do not place in the dishwasher or microwave.