This is a large shiny brown teapot. Its handle and spout are modelled after tree branches or twigs. This is a fully functional, yet decoratively interesting item of domestic ware.

This tea pot was purchased from the pottery of Charles Belfield & Son of Prestonpans around 1930.

This is a dark blue china teapot, made in the Belfield Pottery in Prestonpans.

This is one of the many kinds of teapots produced by Belfield's Pottery in Prestonpans.

Belfield's pottery flourished in Prestonpans from the early nineteenth century until around the time of World War II.

Belfield's pottery flourished in Prestonpans from the early nineteenth century until around the time of World War II.

This little Victorian teapot is representative of novel domestic ceramics introduced into Scotland in the late 19th century. There is no evidence that it is Scottish.

This teapot may have been made in Prestonpans at Gordon's Pottery.