Vintage Sadler Staffordshire Teapot – ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Shakespeare Series (c.1970s–1980s) Miners art These plates are historically significant

These plates are historically significant as Edward VIII abdicated before his coronation

framed  and hung proudly on the wall - artist written on back location of work see image

Caithness Glass

Crafted in a round shape with a secure screw-top lid

Swiss Made

Vintage Sadler Staffordshire Teapot – ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Shakespeare Series (c.1970s–1980s) Miners art These plates are historically significantA vintage Sadler Staffordshire ceramic teapot from the Shakespeare series, this example illustrating the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. The body is decorated with bright enamel colours framed within the theatrical stage style borders typical of this line. The base carries the Sadler mark, pattern number 4445, the registered design number 2010603, and an extract from Act II, Scene II. The lid has the characteristic domed finial with gilt