Royal Standard 6 Cup Tea Pot – Mandarin Pattern Art & Craft when tea was a more

when tea was a more expensive commodity

aside from this it is in very good condition

in 1885 and in 1907 became Barker Brothers Silversmiths Ltd

The item is stamped underneath Olympia Porcelain Vitrified BS 4034

Two of the bottles are identical consisting of a white glazed porcelain body with brass rim and brass lift on/off lid with white porcelain donut finial and a solid composite material applicator attached underneath the lid

Royal Standard 6 Cup Tea Pot – Mandarin Pattern Art & Craft when tea was a moreRoyal Standard was a trading name of Chapman's (Longton) and a subsidiary of Royal Albert. Royal Standard produced bone china dinner and teaware at the Albert works until 1966. This item is a Royal Standard large 6 cup tea pot in the Mandarin pattern. Pink, blue, green, purple and mustard florals and scroll on a crisp white background with gold trim. The tea pot is beautifully designed with a graduated fat belly. The item is stamped underneath Royal