Sadler Teapot “Elizabethan House” English Country House #4439 Staffordshire 

* Sadler Teapot "Elizabethan House" * This teapot is part of a series of three English country houses created by Sadler, Staffordshire, England * This 'English Country Houses' teapot #4439 depicts an "Elizabethan House" built during the reign of Elizabeth 1 from 1558 to 1603 * The artwork on the teapot is very detailed, showing flowers, tiled roof and cross-hatched windows * This teapot measures approximately 3-5/8 inches tall, to the tip of the spout * The square body measures approximately 3-1/4 inches long and 3-1/4 inches wide * James Sadler and Sons Ltd is the world famous pottery manufacturer originally founded in 1882 in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire in England * They produce numerous designs and items ranging from teapots and mugs to tea accessories * These whimsical Sadler teapots come in unique shapes and designs * All items are sold AS IS and AS DESCRIBED * Previously owned items are not always perfect * Normal signs of wear and tear should be expected * Please view all photos carefully for complete description * We ship the next business day