Teapot
1750-1800 / Ceramic / Crockery / Sculpture / Wesleyana
Ceramic, printed
c. 1770-90
A commemorative creamware teapot of John Wesley dating to the late 1700s. Like many commemorative Wesley ceramics of this period, it isn't hand-painted but features a black transfer printed image. These could literally be stuck onto ceramics and then fired on. Transfer prints were quick to produce, cost effective and became very fashionable.
See also the other commemorative teapots in the Online Collection.
c. 1770-90
A commemorative creamware teapot of John Wesley dating to the late 1700s. Like many commemorative Wesley ceramics of this period, it isn't hand-painted but features a black transfer printed image. These could literally be stuck onto ceramics and then fired on. Transfer prints were quick to produce, cost effective and became very fashionable.
See also the other commemorative teapots in the Online Collection.
