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Vintage Coffee Pot - Chinese Tree - Booths - 1920s Decor

Name: Vintage Coffee Pot - Chinese Tree - Booths - 1920s Decor
Brand: Booths
SKU: BTHS-chtr-cpt-24-0001
Price: 72.00 CHF
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Vintage Coffee Pot - Chinese Tree - Booths - 1920s Decor

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This elegant Booths Chinese Tree Coffee Pot showcases the timeless beauty of English tableware.

Produced in the 1940s, it features the iconic "Chinese Tree" pattern—a design that beautifully combines British craftsmanship with Eastern-inspired elegance.

Dating back to the 1920s, the piece features the intricate Chinese Tree pattern, inspired by traditional chinoiserie motifs, with vibrant colours and exquisite detailing.

Perfect for collectors or for adding a touch of vintage charm to your coffee table, this coffee pot brings together history and functionality. The smooth white porcelain highlights the hand-painted floral designs, and the spout and handle are beautifully designed for ease of pouring.

Whether you're a collector of Booths or simply appreciate fine English pottery, this coffee pot is a unique find that exudes elegance.

Material: Ironstone
Pattern: Chinese Tree
Style: Chinoiserie
Technique: Hand-painted
Place of Origin: Staffordshire, England
Mark: Booths. Made in England. A8001.
Date of Design: 1920s
Condition: Mint

Dimension:
Volume: 1 litre
Height: 21 cm | 8.2 in

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Origin & Maker

The pottery company Booths was established in 1872 in Tunstall, Staffordshire, a region famous for its rich pottery tradition.

Over the years, Booths became known for producing beautiful earthenware, particularly popular for its transferware patterns like "Real Old Willow" and "Chinese Tree." These designs, which incorporated intricate blue and white or multicolor motifs, were inspired by traditional Chinese art, a trend that captivated European audiences in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Booths’ pieces stood out for their meticulous craftsmanship and quality, becoming household favorites.

By the mid-20th century, the company became part of Ridgway Potteries, and later, Royal Doulton. Today, Booths’ vintage tableware is highly collectible, treasured for its enduring beauty and historical significance.

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