SOLD – Thomas Rose Coalport Teapot & Stand c1810

Description

Heading : Thomas Rose Coalport teapot and stand
Date : c1815
Period : George III
Marks : Gilded pattern number. otherwise unmarked
Origin : Coalbrookdale. England
Colour : White. orange and gilt decoration
Pattern : No. 137
Features : Decorated with a continuous band of floral foliate gilding atop an orange ground. Prow form. moulded shoulder. short spout and a spurred loop handle. Triangular pierced strainer. Tapering pierced lid with a gilded finial.
Size : 6 ½ inches tall by 10 ½ inches in length (spout to handle)
Stand Size : 5 3/8 inches wide by 6 7/8 inches in length
Condition : No chips or cracks. minor secure hairline to the base. wear commensurate with age
Restoration : None
Weight : 920 grams combined

The younger brother of John Rose who stared a manufactory with William Reynolds and was joined in 1803 Robert Anstice and William Horton. The sibling rivalry continued until Anstice Horton and Rose was purchased by John Rose in 1814.