The height is approximately 6 1/2" (including lid) and the width is approximately 7"
James Sadler was founded in 1882, and was one of the leading manufacturers of teapots in the UK. It all began with James Sadler, who built a factory in Burslem at the heart of the ceramic industry in Stoke-on-Trent and made a name for himself by making fine earthenware teapots. He soon became famous, and a James Sadler teapot became synonymous with quality and good taste.
The first teapots were made using a red clay with a dark brown glazed surface. The Rockingham Brown, or 'Brown Betty' as it was affectionately known and was still in production until April 2000 using a more elegant, less utilitarian, white clay. From these beginnings, the company flourished and grew to be world renowned.
James Sadler was founded in 1882, and was one of the leading manufacturers of teapots in the UK. It all began with James Sadler, who built a factory in Burslem at the heart of the ceramic industry in Stoke-on-Trent and made a name for himself by making fine earthenware teapots. He soon became famous, and a James Sadler teapot became synonymous with quality and good taste.
The first teapots were made using a red clay with a dark brown glazed surface. The Rockingham Brown, or 'Brown Betty' as it was affectionately known and was still in production until April 2000 using a more elegant, less utilitarian, white clay. From these beginnings, the company flourished and grew to be world renowned.
Vintage Porcelain Sadler 3 teapots- Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet & Midsummer Dream
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