Antique Miniature Staffordshire Teapot Set – Edwin Drew Bodley, 1880s

This exquisite miniature tea set features a 3.5" antique teapot along with two demitasse-sized cups and saucers, crafted by Edwin Drew Bodley in Burslem, England, during the 1880s Aesthetic Art Movement. Though surprisingly well-preserved, these pieces date back over a century, showcasing the exceptional quality of late 19th-century Staffordshire porcelain. EJD Bodley, active from 1875–1892, created works inspired by the Aesthetic Movement, which prized artistic beauty over pure functionality. Features: Miniature teapot, two demitasse cups, and saucers Intricate details with timeless elegance Rare survival from the late 19th century, making it a collectible display piece or thoughtful gift Condition: Antique signs of age and use, typical for pieces over 130 years old Slight interior discoloration on cups One saucer has a small chip, looks to have been carefully filled to prevent further damage See photos for more details Perfect for miniature porcelain collectors, Staffordshire enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a rare, decorative antique set.