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MARIA & PETER WARREN ANTIQUES
Sold to a private American collector at the New York Ceramics Fair, January 2002
Staffordshire Saltglaze Lobed “Landskip” Teapot and Cover
Circa 1765
Height 4 3/4"
Courtesy of Maria & Peter Warren Antiques
The Landskip pattern was produced in saltglaze, creamware, and green glaze. It features a recumbent lamb finial, beaded spout, and moulded house and farm animals in enameled colors. The design was originally attributed to William Greatbaton, but that association has since been discounted. Block moulds for the pattern are in the Wedgwood Museum, but Whieldon and other Staffordshire potters also produced the pattern.
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