Artisan Stonewear Tea Pot Miriam J. Lippincott's

Tea Pot Stands about 6 inches with Lid Wide: Almost 9 inches wide Slight chip on the lid. See photos Lippincott’s pieces are often known for their simple, modern forms with subtle decoration, reflecting the minimalist style popular in the mid-20th century. She often worked with stoneware and porcelain. She is known for using glazed finishes, sometimes with muted tones, to create a soft, earthy aesthetic. Lippincott created both functional pottery (such as bowls, cups, and plates) and decorative pieces, focusing on the relationship between form and function.