Teapot with grapevines and squirrels c. 1675 - 1699

This 17th-century red earthenware teapot, made in Staffordshire, England, is a fine example of early English ceramics. The teapot is decorated with a detailed relief design of grapevines and squirrels, a popular motif at the time, highlighting the growing interest in nature and its beauty. This teapot was created by an anonymous artist, showcasing the craftmanship of the period. It is now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into the history of pottery in England.