This vintage teapot from Homer Laughlin's Nautilus line features an abstract shape with a glossy finish and a gold-plated filigree flower design over the entire outer surface of the teapot. The porcelain material is adorned with a fully plated warranted 22k gold flower theme. This teapot is an original piece from the 1940s, hand wash only, and measures 8 15/16" in length, 5" in height, and has a 4" opening.
The production style of this teapot is art pottery, and it is an unboxed piece with a backstamp indicating its authenticity. This tea pot is perfect for those who appreciate mid-century modern style and decorative cookware. The mark on the bottom indicates it was made in Dec 1944 in the Newell Potteries of Newell West Virginia. The number 5 at the end indicates the plant number. The teapot does not have the original lid. It's in otherwise, great condition with minimal scuffing and chipping of the gold plating
