Wildblood & Heath Alhambra Floral Antique Victorian Aesthetic Movement Single Serve Teapot sutherlands rural scenes Last photo is of my

Last photo is of my partial collection of red/black transferware (from which this piece comes) in my entry way at a previous home we lived in

Le Minuet - Midnight depicting a couple dancing

BLACK POLYCHROME TRANSFER WARE PLATE

commensurate with age

minor scratches to some of the color but barely noticeable

Wildblood & Heath Alhambra Floral Antique Victorian Aesthetic Movement Single Serve Teapot sutherlands rural scenes Last photo is of myThis antique miniature or single serve teapot was manufactured Circa 1889 1899 by Wildblood & Heath. It was made during a period known as the Aesthetic Movement. The mark W & H was used between 1189 1899 by the Longton, Staffordshire pottery. It features a brown transferware design with a geometric design overlaid with various flowering branches. It is further hand painted with leaves and flowers in yellow, teal, green, pink, blue and turquoise. There