Drabware Teapot

This is a Drabware luster teapot molded with grape vines. This teapot belies its traditional name of Drabware with a vibrant presence, almost a celebration of vining grapes. It stands 5 and a half inches high and the color of the pot is in the clay, not in a glaze. Highlights have been added in dark blue and luster. The shape is very characteristic of the period around 1820. The knob on the top has been reglued almost invisibly and there is a hairline from the edge of the lid. Otherwise it is in great shape with only slight surface wear. This is a piece owned by a good friend of mine. Please email me for more information or other pictures.