Vintage Cottageware. 11 pieces. Tea,and coffee pots + ALL in Perfect Condition.

Cottage ware pottery gets its name from being shaped like classic thatched-roof cottages. These ceramic cottages are frequently made into teapots, sugar bowls, creamers, coffee pots, butter dishes, honey pots, and biscuit barrels (cookie jars). They are most commonly porcelain molded into the shape of a thatched roof cottage, painted to look like a real cottage with natural hues and painted flora, and finished with a glaze. Manufacturers such as Kitsch, Price Bros., and Keele Street Pottery are among the most popular makers of these iconic ceramics. Cottage ware was most popular in England during the 1940s. ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION