Interesting Teapots No- 4: Thomas Whieldon, the Staffordshire potter, was first to develop decoration by means of coloured glazes about 1740. He made teapots that resembled cauli: Whieldon flowers and other vegetables, and he introduced earthenware table sets exactly imitating agate and 16 tortoiseshell: (The woodland" teapot shown is in green and brown, and the knob on top is a yellow rabbit) It' S good to have a valuable IR ELL jlst teapooo pooodbuea Yoor cey pot if you put in BELL: THE TEA OF GOOD TASTE 87
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 450, 6 February 1948, Page 17
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