A UK collector paid £15 for a broken, lidless teapot at a 2016 auction; experts identified it as one of only seven known John Bartlam pieces, and it sold for £575,000 to The Met in New York
- The teapot was about 9cm high and 17.5cm across.
- Its cover was missing, while the handle had broken off and been restuck.
- A UK collector who paid just £15 for a broken, lidless teapot at an auction in 2016 later discovered that the piece was one of the rarest known examples of early American porcelain.
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- The teapot was about 9cm high and 17.5cm across.
- Its cover was missing, while the handle had broken off and been restuck.
- A UK collector who paid just £15 for a broken, lidless teapot at an auction in 2016 later discovered that the piece was one of the rarest known examples of early American porcelain.
Sources: Times of India