Vintage Sadler England Gold Lattice & Floral Teapot

Vintage Sadler England Gold Lattice & Floral Teapot - Pattern #3046 (1940s-1950s) Up for auction is a beautiful, authentic mid-century porcelain teapot crafted by James Sadler & Sons in Staffordshire, England. This piece features the highly collectible Pattern #3046, boasting an elegant gold lattice (trellis) design interwoven with delicate floral sprays and sweeping vines. The body features a classic ribbed, swirled silhouette with heavy gold gilt highlighting the handle, foot, spout, and lid finial. The base features the hand-painted pattern number "3046" along with an artisan’s gilder mark and a faint impressed factory stamp under the glaze. Dimensions: Length: 9 inches (Spout to handle) Height: 7 inches (Base to top of finial) Width/Depth: 5 inches Capacity: Standard 4-Cup / 32 oz Condition Report: This teapot is in Very Good Vintage Condition and displays beautifully. Please review the photos carefully to note the honest wear: The Good: The interior is remarkably clean and white with zero dark interior staining. The lid features the original locking safety tab and is completely chip-free. The spout rim is smooth without any fleabites or chips. The main body gilding remains incredibly bright and reflective. The Wear: Features uniform, authentic glaze crazing consistent with age. There is noticeable cosmetic gilding loss on the top grip of the handle from historical handling. The spout exhibits minor tea-tannin darkening within the fine crazing lines. No structural cracks or structural repairs. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue