Mid Century Stangl 5 Cup Teapot w/ Lid Wild Rose - Vintage Kitchenware Pottery - Large Retro Serving Kitchen White w/ Pink Flowers
1960s Stangl large 5 cup teapot and lid in the Wild Rose pattern. This pattern was produced by Stangl from 1955 to 1978. The pattern features a pink rose on an ivory background with green leaves. The interior has a rusty brown color. This brown color is also used as an accent on the stem.
In nice vintage condition with no cracks. There are two chips on the spout - see photo close ups. Item's price reflects this condition. Still quite usable or for display in a collection.
Measures 6 1/2" tall with the lid on and 4 5/8" without the lid on. It is about 10" across form tip of spout to end of handle. Top opening is about 4 1/2" across - pretty wide mouth to this retro teapot.
Weighs 2 1/2 lbs. before packaging for shipment.
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Signed on the bottom Stangl in cursive inside an oval in brown. Also has a hand written letter or two in green that I am unable to make out.
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