
Ringtons Limited Willow Pattern Caddy Teapot
This is a vintage ceramic teapot produced for Ringtons Limited, featuring the classic blue and white 'Willow' transfer pattern. The vessel is characterized by its distinctive rectangular shape, styled to resemble a traditional tea caddy rather than a rounded teapot. It is constructed from glazed earthenware or ironstone, featuring a crisp white ground with rich cobalt blue transfer printing. The design depicts the traditional Willow narrative, including pagodas, willow trees, and bridges. The lid is square-topped with a rounded finial, continuing the pattern with sailboats and ornate floral borders. The teapot includes a geometric, angular handle and a high-set pouring spout. Its craftsmanship reflects the mid-20th-century production standards of English commemorative ware. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips or cracks, showing a consistent glaze and well-preserved transfer application. Typical of Ringtons collectibles, this piece likely dates to the late 20th century as part of their heritage series, paying homage to the company's long history as tea merchants in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Category
Ceramics & Collectible Teaware
Appraised On
January 28, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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RINGTONS limited
Item Description
This is a vintage ceramic teapot produced for Ringtons Limited, featuring the classic blue and white 'Willow' transfer pattern. The vessel is characterized by its distinctive rectangular shape, styled to resemble a traditional tea caddy rather than a rounded teapot. It is constructed from glazed earthenware or ironstone, featuring a crisp white ground with rich cobalt blue transfer printing. The design depicts the traditional Willow narrative, including pagodas, willow trees, and bridges. The lid is square-topped with a rounded finial, continuing the pattern with sailboats and ornate floral borders. The teapot includes a geometric, angular handle and a high-set pouring spout. Its craftsmanship reflects the mid-20th-century production standards of English commemorative ware. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips or cracks, showing a consistent glaze and well-preserved transfer application. Typical of Ringtons collectibles, this piece likely dates to the late 20th century as part of their heritage series, paying homage to the company's long history as tea merchants in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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