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Teapot presented to Mr Lovemore by Borwick Railway Staff

Ceramic teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Tea pot

2000-2010

Teapot with mounts

1701-1900

Round teapot

1801-1920

Teapot with central brazier

1801-1900

Transfer-printed souvenir teapot

Red Cross branded teapot

Pot from temple or lamasery

1801-1920

Pewter teapot or herbal infuser

1751-1850

Double compartment tea pot

1901-1930

Green ceramic tea pot

2000-2010

Lid from teapot

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

1923

Tea Pot and Lid (White - Unglazed)

Teapot, ceramic, Southern Railway, brown, Southern Railway garter, made by Dunn Bennett & Co., Royal Victorian Pottery. 7.62 x 10.414 cm.

Brown ceramic teapot, Southern Railway

1923-1948

Teapot, ceramic, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Dining Cars, made by W H Grindley & Co, Tunstall; white, gold rim, pink and green floral border, marked underneath "LMS DINING CARS JUNE 1937".

Ceramic teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Dining Cars

1937-06

Teapot, ceramic, unmarked, London Midland & Scottish Railway, dark brown, round, handle and spout inset, LMS in oval on side and marked underneath "LMS HOTELS".

Ceramic teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

1923-1948

Tea pot, small, silver plated, London Midland & Scottish Railway, made by Elkington & Co, 1908; round curved sides, "LMS HOTELS" in laurel wreath on side.

Silver plated teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

1908

One tea-pot (with lid) in white and sepia. Six-sided, 8" high. Building in shape of a quadrant; people on verandah. Balloon overhead, two aeronauts, each with flag. Transfer printed. Pearlware? Graham flight from Conduit House, Pentonville, London c1828

One tea-pot (with lid) in white and sepia. Six-sided

Teapot, brown ceramic, British Rail, as used in MK III, sleeping coaches, BR double arrow marked underneath, 3-87, by Dudson Bros, Hanley, 1987.

Ceramic teapot, British Rail - sleeping coaches

1985-1988

Teapot, silver plated, Caledonian Railway - Central Station Hotel, Glasgow, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, c.1900. Overall: 172 mm x 280 mm x 155 mm.

Silver plated teapot, Caledonian Railway - Central Station Hotel, Glasgow

1895-1905

Tea pot, 1 pint, silver plated, Great Western Railway - Hotels, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham; GWR Hotels roundel.

Silver plated teapot, Great Western Railway - Hotels

Teapot, small, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, Southern Railway, "SRy" and SR ensign marked on side, base stamped 38050, E&Co in shield, Elkington plate, B, 1P, B295.

Silver plated teapot, Southern Railway

1923-1948

Teapot, 1 pint, silver plated, London & North Eastern Railway, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; LNER script.

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Teapot, silver plated, London & North Eastern Railway, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; round, LNER monogram on side.

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

1923-1948

Tea pot, silver plated, Great Central Railway - Leicester

Silver plated teapot, Great Central Railway - Leicester

Teapot, ceramic, London Midland & Scottish Railway, white, gold rim, pink and green floral border, Royal Scot Rose pattern, marked underneath "LMS DINING CARS MAR.1937", by Grindley.

Ceramic teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway

1937

Teapot, ceramic, by Cube Teapots Ltd, Leicester, Southern Railway, (marine), cubic, white with gold lines, SR ensign in red, white and blue printed on side, base marked The Cube, Regd No. 693783, Brit. Pat. 110951 & abroad, Made in England, U.S.A. Patent 1390060. 11.811 x 11.684 x 11.684 cm.

Ceramic square teapot, Southern Railway

1923-1948

Teapot (small), silver plated, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels, made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1894; round, curved sides, ornate handle on lid, 'LMS HOTELS" in laurel wreath on side.

Silver plated teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

1894

Teapot, silver plated, Great Northern Railway, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; curved sides and hinged flat lid, decorative bands round and "GNR" interlocked monogram within decorative roundel.

Silver plated teapot, Great Northern Railway

Teapot, 1/2 pint, silver plated, London & North Eastern Railway, made by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; LNER script.

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Tea pot, 1 pint, silver plated, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, London & North Eastern Railway, oval, marked "LNER"

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Teapot, ceramic, Great Western Railway - Hotels, made by Minton, Stoke-on-Trent; white with black band and leaf border, GWR roundel with "HOTELS" banner below.

Ceramic teapot, Great Western Railway - Hotels

Tea pot, silver plated, Great North of Scotland Railway, oval, straight-sided, fluted bottom half, "Great North of Scotland Railway Company 11" roundel engraved on side, made by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 5612.

Silver plated teapot, Great North of Scotland Railway

Teapot, 1 pint, silver plate, LNER block, by Walker & Hall (BTH 258E)

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Tea pot, 1/2 pint, silver plate, LNER block, by Walker & Hall (BTH 260E)

Silver plated teapot, London & North Eastern Railway

Tea pot, 1/2 pint, silver plated, by Mappin & Webb, London Midland & Scottish Railway, plain, "LMS HOTELS" block logo on side, W27019 stamped on base.

Silver plated teapot, London Midland & Scottish Railway - Hotels

1923-1948

Commemorative teapot, glazed earthenware, ‘Le Shuttle’ novelty teapot in the shape of Eurotunnel Class 9000 locomotive, commissioned by Eurotunnel in 1994 to commemorate the opening of the Channel Tunnel, made in England by James Sadler & Sons Ltd, 200mm x 67mm x 92mm.

Le Shuttle commemorative teapot in the shape of Eurotunnel Class 9000 locomotive

1994

Tea-pot, ceramic, in white and gold, with floral decoration, on one side a balloon with inscription: 'Sic itur ad Astra'; on the other side: 'Bon Voyage', unsigned, European, 1780-1810

Teapot decorated with ballooning scene

1780-1810

Teapot, silver plated, by Elkington & Co, patterned, monogram "JMT" on side, part of tea service presented to Mr J.M Tetley by the employees in the Midland Railway loco dept Liverpool District as a mark of their respect and esteem May 1891.

Teapot presented to Mr J M Tetley

1891

Teapot, stainless steel, by Sunnex, Great North Eastern Railway, plain, no company markings. Overall: 100 mm x 210 mm x 120 mm.

Stainless steel teapot, Great North Eastern Railway

1999

Teapot, silver, part of James I’Anson Cudworth tea service, presented to him by the Chairman, Deputy Chairman and Directors of the South Eastern Railway Company in November 1876 on his resignation from the office of Locomotive Engineer, London hallmark, R & S Garrard & Co, 1848, stamped ‘Lambert Coventry St. London’.

Teapot from James Cudworth tea service

1848

Creamware pedestal and teapot with pierced leaf pattern, made by Wedgwood, English, early 19th century

Teapot and pedestal

1801-1850

Teapot, silver plate, British Rail, one pint, double arrow logo marked on one side, by British Silverware Limited, Sheffield, W90201.

Silver plated teapot, British Rail

Teapot, silver plated, by JD&S, Great Eastern Railway, patterned sides and spout, inscribed "GER Ambulance competition 1st Prize, November 1899, Herbert Lack"

Ambulance competition teapot, Great Eastern Railway

1899

Tea pot, 1/2 pint, silver plate, Pullman wide crest, by Walker & Hall (BTH 53P)

Two silver plated teapots, Pullman

Railway tableware: Teapot, small, silver plate, GCR Dining Cars, from Hudson House, York, various companies, 1900-1985

Silver plated teapot, Great Central Railway - Dining Car

Teapot in the form of a kettle, silver plated, Manchester Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway, two lugs on each side, hinged lid, engraved "MS and L R C".

Silver plated teapot, Manchester Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway

Teapot, silver plated, London & North Western Railway - Royal Hotel, made by George Richmond Collis and Company, Birmingham; engraved with decorative design, lid and knob in shape of flower bud and leaves, marked "Royal Hotel L&NWR Co". Overall: 250 mm x 190 mm x 200 mm.

Silver plated teapot, London & North Western Railway - Royal Hotel

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