Teapot c. 1820

This teapot, crafted by Wedgwood around 1820, is a fine example of the renowned potter's work. The piece, made of creamware, features a delicate vine design in a subtle blue-grey glaze. The octagonal shape of the teapot adds to its refined aesthetic, characteristic of Wedgwood's artistry. The teapot's diminutive size, measuring just over 4 inches in height, suggests it was intended for personal use, perhaps within a domestic setting.