Royal Winton Grimwades 'Lakeland' Art Deco Teapot c1936

Description

A rare and beautiful Royal Winton Grimwades teapot in the “Lakeland” pattern, dating to around 1936. This hand-painted Art Deco design features a charming English countryside scene with cottages, trees, and rolling hills, finished in a vibrant green glaze with naturalistic detailing.

Details:

• Maker: Royal Winton Grimwades, England
• Pattern: Lakeland
• Era: c.1936
• Style: Art Deco hand-painted earthenware
• Size: 13.35 cm high (5.25”), 23.5 cm long (9.25”)
• Condition: Good vintage condition with some age-related wear; no chips or cracks (see photos)

A highly collectible teapot, admired for its distinctive Art Deco shape and bold painterly finish. Ideal for display, collecting, or use at special afternoon teas.

Styling Ideas

• Pair with timber trays and lace linens for an authentic 1930s tea service.
• Display on a dresser or china cabinet with other Royal Winton or chintzware.
• Combine with cottage garden flowers and vintage silver cutlery for a nostalgic English country look.
• Showcase as a standalone decorative piece, as its painterly surface makes it a work of art.

Collector Note

Royal Winton’s “Lakeland” pattern was produced in the mid-1930s and is now rarely seen outside specialist collections. The hand-painted design and Art Deco form make this an especially desirable piece for collectors of Grimwades pottery and English countryside-inspired wares.