A bone china teapot from The Royal Collection commemorating the reign of Queen Victoria 1819-1901. The pattern takes its inspiration from the English bone china commissioned by Queen Victoria for the exhibition of 1851. This was made in the English pottery using traditional methods unchanged for 250 years. A very delicate pattern of florals in royal purple, raspberry and greens with a white base. It's hand finished with 22 karat gold and features her crown and monogram. It measures 8.75" wide from handle to spout, 7" in height to the top of the lid's finial and approx 6" in diameter. This was purchased from Harrods and is in excellent condition only being displayed. An exquisite teapot for display or a "spot of tea". Thanks for looking!