Description:

Cauldon China and Royal Doulton, two antique teapots.

Decorative pair of English porcelain teapots dating from the early 20th century. One teapot features a tall, elegant form with colourful floral motifs, ornamental borders and gilded details. The other has a low, rounded shape decorated with romantic flowers in pink, blue and green tones, complemented by delicate gilded rims. Both teapots retain their matching lids and are characteristic examples of traditional English porcelain. Marked. Chip to the pouring spout of the taller teapot, the other teapot with a restored lid, see photos.

Origin: England.
Manufacturer: Cauldon China and Royal Doulton.
Material: Decorated porcelain with gilding.
Dimensions: H. 10–15 cm, D. 15–21 cm.
Period: Early 20th century.
Condition: Fair antique condition with minor signs of wear and a small chip to one pouring spout, the other teapot with a restored lid, see photos.

Bio:
Cauldon China was an English porcelain manufacturer with roots in the historic pottery industry of Stoke-on-Trent. The companys history is closely associated with Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co., which produced fine porcelain and decorative tableware during the 19th century. Around the turn of the century, the Cauldon name became particularly recognised for elegant tea and coffee services featuring detailed floral decorations, gilding and classical forms. Cauldon porcelain from this period is now appreciated by collectors of antique English fine china.