
Bone china teapot with floral rose decoration, style 6304, by Arthur Wood England
Selling Price
£50
History
Arthur Wood & Son was a prominent English pottery manufacturer based in Staffordshire, operating from the late 19th century through the 1990s. The company specialized in producing affordable yet charming bone china teaware decorated with traditional English floral patterns, particularly roses. This particular style 6304 features a classic kettle-style design with a distinctive curved handle and all-over rose decoration that became popular in mid-to-late 20th century British homes. Floral bone china teapots like this Arthur Wood piece appeal to collectors of vintage English teaware, afternoon tea enthusiasts, and those who appreciate cottage-style or shabby chic décor. These teapots are valued for their nostalgic charm, quality craftsmanship, and connection to British tea-drinking traditions. Collectors particularly seek out Arthur Wood pieces for their affordability combined with attractive designs that evoke a sense of English country elegance and warmth.
Origin
Staffordshire, England
Maker
Arthur Wood & Son
Time period
circa 1970–1990