Vintage Arthur Wood & Son teapot "5585" pink and white roses 1955

Vintage Arthur Wood & Son teapot "5585" pink and white roses 1955 The design of the Arthur Wood & Son 5585 teapot is a classic example of traditional English Staffordshire teaware aesthetic , specifically showcasing mid-20th-century floral romanticism. The overall design features several key visual components: * The Shape  The body is made from fine earthenware ironstone featuring a distinct paneled or "ribbed" configuration. The lower half of the pot tapers down into soft, scalloped vertical panels that create a subtle texture and catch the light. It has a graceful, high-arching gooseneck spout and a large, comfortable C-shaped handle. * The Floral Transfer (The Pattern): The "5585" design utilizes a detailed Victorian-style cottage rose transfer print. The focal point is a large, fully bloomed white rose in the center, flanked by two prominent pink roses in semi-bloom. The main floral bundle is accented by darker plum-colored foliage, olive-green leaves, and tiny clusters of miniature pink wildflowers and buds. * Stands approx 7" tall x 9" wide - 4-5 cup capacity Like new condition. no chips, cracks, very clean