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Giant Hunting Teapot

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Factory Royal Worcester
Date made 1937
Material Bone China
Factory Mark Standard mark & ENGLAND
Mark Type Printed in puce
Clay marks
Pattern Number
Pattern Name
Shape Name
Label According to the designer, H.Raoul Millais, the original set was designed for the Earl of Coventry, a keen huntsman, represented by the figure on the teapot. Millais subsequently became the godfather of the Earl's son. The fox knob was modelled by Doris Lindner whilst the horses were painted by James Hendry. The giant teapot and other matching items were produced by Royal Worcester from 1937.
Description Very large teapot with a stirrup at the front to steady the pot when pouring, a whip shaped handle and a fox modelled on the lid.
Provenance Purchased 1988
Diameter
Length
Height 10 inches
Designer/Craftsman Doris Lindner
Painter name James Hendry
Gilder name
Other craftsmen name H.Raoul Millais
Museum No 4893

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