Teapot: creamy-white with pink & yellow flowers on both sides & back & single flowers on sides and 4 on handle. Basket weave impressed pattern with hand painted pink & yellow flowers and leaves round plain panels (medallions). Maker's mark is a red 107 with 3 dots in a triangle arrangement.
Material: china
Collection
China
Cataloged By
VanSteenberg, Doris
Acquisition
Accession
1967.27
Source or Donor
Wight, Isabel and Robert
Acquisition Method
Gift
Made/Created
Date made
circa 1800
Inscription/Signature/Marks
Type
Manufacturer's Mark
Transcription
107 with 3 dots in a triangle arrangement
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Teapot
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Vessel, Drink Serving
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Serving Vessels
Nomenclature Class
Food Service T&E
Nomenclature Category
Category 04: Tools & Equipment for Materials
Other Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Other Number
Other Number
CH 74
Number Type
Old Number
Other Number
CH 74
Dimensions
Dimension Notes
Size: 10 3/4" length, 5 3/8" width, 6 1/2" high
Condition
Overall Condition
Good
Date Examined
Nov 1, 1996
Examined By
VanSteenberg, Doris
Notes
Chip in spout
Maintenance
Maintenance History
Date
Nov 1, 1996
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Wight, John Burt
Provenance
Notes
Teapot belonged to Rev. John Burt Wight (1790-1883), minister of First Partish Church in East Sudbury 1815-1835.
General Notes
Note
Notes: Part of set: CH 73, CH 74 and CH 75 (1977.3.3, 1967.27.1 and 1967.27.2).
Maker's mark is a red 107 with 3 dots in a triangle arrangement. This dot arrangement is noted to be early Worcester mark of various workmen employed at the factory__marks from 1752-1800.
Status: OK
Status By: Wolfson, Evelyn
Status Date: 2016-12-01
