A richly detailed antique Majolica teapot dating from the 1890’s, adorned with ornate floral panels, vivid green foliage, and a glossy glaze that still glows with warmth and charm. Featuring a distinctive raised relief design and a palette of cobalt, olive, and plum tones, this piece is marked ‘Regence’ beneath-adding a touch of continental heritage.

Watertight and intact, this teapot has earned its place in a still life. It bears a chip to the rim and another to the spout, and the glaze shows fine crazing throughout- true to its 19th-century roots. The patina is soulful, with all the signs of a piece that has been cherished, handled, and repurposed.

Best suited for display or creative styling- think dried flowers, studio vignette, or simply resting on a shelf where its imperfections can be fully admired.

No lid, dried peppercorns not for sale.