There are also 3 broken threads along the bottom edge. Because of its size, we think this could also be used as a chair or sofa back doily. The main image is a cherub or baby angel. We have not attempted to reshape them with a comb, steam, or iron.
It included biographical information indicating that Chuck was born in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, in 1944. He got a Bachelor’s degree in Education in Pennsylvania, and then taught secondary school for fifteen years, mostly in Victoria, Australia.
The plaque reads “THOMAS MYATT TITTENSOR 1892” (photo 7). Applied pheasants and flowers decorate the pot over a glossy brown Rockingham glaze. It is in great condition overall. The big teapot itself is excellent with only one small flake to sawtooth rim of pot (photo 21).
ANTIQUE (circa 1880) – VICTORIAN ERA – LEMON GOLD – Gilt Wood – PICTURE FRAME – The frame measures 12 1/2″ long by 10 1/2″ wide with an 8″ by 10″ opening (measured from the back) – The Condition is Good – Original Gold Finish with Striped Pattern –
HAPPY HALLOWEEN TREATS BOWL. Soft orange color on the outside of the bowl coordinates with autumn color palettes. 40 ounce capacity. Original box. Previously owned, appears little or no use. Woven Traditions Pottery.
