Two Eighteenth Century Staffordshire Pottery Teapots. The first, a small sized, slip glazed example, with mottled and agate effects in blue, brown, black. The second, saltglaze stoneware with appliques of flowers and fleurs de lis, colored with cobalt blue glaze over the appliques, on three shell and ball and claw feet, with paneled spout, acorn knop to cover, and ear shaped tubular handle. Unmarked. Circa 1745-1775. {Approximate dimensions: 4 1/2" H. and 5 1/2" H., respectively.}.

Chips and losses to flanges, chips to spout, knop off and glued back on. Professional restorations to flange and knop. The saltglaze example with professional restoration and overpainting to one foot. Minor surface irregularities, as made; some surface wear, scratching, crazing to glaze.