Vintage “Heatmaster” Teapot Floral Design With Gold Trim by Ellgreave Pottery

This is a vintage teapot, a "Heatmaster" made by Ellgreave Pottery in Staffordshire, England. These teapots were produced from after World War II to the 1960s. Maker: Ellgreave Pottery, a subsidiary of Wood & Sons. Material: Typically made of ironstone or ceramic. Design: The teapot is white with a floral design featuring pink roses, bluebells, and other flowers, accented with gold trim. Vintage Appeal: These teapots are popular collectibles and are often found in antique markets and online. It's worth noting that the "Heatmaster" name refers to the design's ability to retain heat. Size: Handle to spout ~8.5,Handle ~3,Spout ~3 Top to bottom ~6,Top opening ~3 1/4,Bottom ~4 Middle ~6 Inches. Z-59