Rare Harker Pottery Royal Gadroon Green Leaf Teapot
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Rare Harker Pottery Royal Gadroon Green Leaf Teapot
$65.00
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This Harker Royal Gadroon teapot brings a classic mid‑century presence with its scalloped rope‑textured edges and soft green leaf transferware pattern.
Made in the 1940s–1950s by Harker Pottery, known as the oldest pottery in America, this ceramic teapot features the Royal Gadroon embossed rim paired with a matching lid that repeats the ivy motif. Harker’s Gadroon line is recognized among collectors for its distinctive rope‑like edging, a design influence that appeared across American tableware in the early 20th century. The crisp transferware pattern and gently rounded form give the piece a timeless, display‑ready character that blends easily with traditional and cottage‑style settings.
Dimensions are 5.5" tall with the lid and 6.5" diameter at the widest part of the body.
Condition note: Inside of lid has a chip and small crack not visible when the lid is in place and does not affect display or use.
Condition:
used
B0120
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- Fragile first: Each piece is wrapped in multiple layers of protective material (bubble wrap, foam, or kraft paper) and cushioned on all sides.
- Secure sealing: We use reinforced tape so packages survive rough handling.
- Tracking & insurance: Tracking is included; high‑value items are insured. View tracking in My Orders or your shipping email. Contact us if you would like additional insurance or a signature on delivery.
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What to know about buying vintage
- Pre‑owned condition: Items are vintage and may show surface wear, glaze crazing, small chips, hairline cracks, repair marks, or slight color fading from sun exposure.
- We disclose flaws: We photograph and describe any notable issues — please review images and the condition notes before buying.
- Ask for more photos: If you want closeups of a specific mark or the base/markings, message us and we’ll send extra images.
- Care tip: Hand wash gently; avoid sudden temperature changes to protect glaze and finish.
- Returns & exceptions: See our full returns policy for details on returns and condition requirements.
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