Vintage Arthur Wood Teapot Made in England – Floral Transferware – Pattern 5590

Add a touch of classic English charm to your collection with this vintage Arthur Wood teapot, pattern #5590. Made in England by one of the most respected pottery firms in Stoke-on-Trent, this teapot reflects the craftsmanship and design excellence that defined Arthur Wood ceramics during the mid-20th century. Features: Maker: Arthur Wood, England Pattern: 5590 – Delicate floral medallions in soft rose, blue, and green tones with scrollwork accents Estimated Era: 1940s–1960s Material: Glazed ceramic with visible age-appropriate crazing (no chips or cracks on spout, rim, or lid) Dimensions: Approximately 10" long x 6" tall x 4" wide Condition: This piece has age-typical crazing that adds vintage character without compromising integrity. It has no chips, cracks, or staining. The lid fits well. The interior is clean. It is structurally sound and beautifully preserved. Historical Note: Arthur Wood & Son Ltd. began operations in 1884 in Stoke-on-Trent, England, an area known as “The Potteries.” The company became especially known for its high-quality teapots, serving wares, and decorative ceramics throughout the 20th century. Their pieces are now cherished by collectors for their craftsmanship and quintessentially English charm. Perfect For: English cottage or traditional kitchen decor Tea time displays and serving Vintage pottery and transferware collections Gift for tea lovers or Anglophiles As always, multiple purchases receive greater discounts.