Vintage Sadler Staffordshire Teapot – ‘Sporting Scenes of the 18th Century: Shooting’ (c.1970s–1980s) deco style An early 20th century Gothic

An early 20th century Gothic style oak jewellery box

measures 31 cm tall and each side is 11 cm wide - The chains are all there one

Constructed in folded sheet metal with a looped hanging ring

Origin: Ashanti people

Herberts paintings were usually done from life

Vintage Sadler Staffordshire Teapot – ‘Sporting Scenes of the 18th Century: Shooting’ (c.1970s–1980s) deco style An early 20th century GothicA vintage Sadler ceramic teapot from the Sporting Scenes of the 18th Century series, produced in Staffordshire in the late 20th century. This example is the Shooting pattern, with a transfer printed hunting scene around the body and gilt highlights to the handle, spout and decorative bands. The domed lid is finished in turquoise enamel with gilt striping and finial. The base carries the correct Sadler mark and registered design number 2005894. The