Bring a touch of historic charm to your home with this 19th-century antique yellow ware teapot. It features a beautifully dark, mottled brown Rockingham glaze over a sturdy yellow clay body, creating a striking primitive aesthetic. Measuring approximately 6.5 inches tall to the rim, this classic piece of early American kitchenware was crafted circa 1860-1890, showcasing traditional utilitarian design elements from the era.

Please note the condition details before purchasing, as this authentic piece shows its historic journey. There are prominent chips along the top rim of the pot, chips along the bottom edge of the vented lid, and a chip at the tip of the pouring spout. Additionally, there is a tight hairline surface crack visible on the bottom base that does not appear to go completely through. Sold strictly as-is for decorative display, it remains an excellent primitive farmhouse accent or addition to a collection of antique stoneware.