【Please read my profile】 England Wedgwood Cambrian British vintage from 1965 to 1971 Wedgwood Cambrian (Cambrian Green) 1 lidded teapot Cambrian is a color variation of the Pennine series. It is embossed with a pattern resembling pinecone scales (or petals). The smooth texture makes scuffs less noticeable. It has a calm moss green (olive green) color and was produced in smaller quantities than Pennine, making it a very rare series. It's especially rare to find a teapot from this series. *I am also selling a trio, sugar pot, and creamer from the same series on a separate page. Please take a look if you'd like. As indicated by the "OVEN TO TABLE" backstamp, it is sturdily made to be taken directly from the oven to the dining table. ………………………………………………… Design: Eric Owen Size: Φ13.6cm × 20cm (spout to handle) × H16.5cm (including lid), mouth diameter approx. 8cm, full capacity approx. 1,150ml (recommended capacity approx. 800ml) Material: Stoneware The lid and body have no cracks, chips, or crazing, but as it is a vintage item, there are some minor scuffs and water stains that are not noticeable. Also, due to the manufacturing methods of the time, there may be slight protrusions, pinholes, slight distortions in shape, or wobbling of the base. There is some discoloration on the unglazed parts of the base of the body and lid. ………………………………………………… Please only purchase if you understand that this is a used and vintage item. Those who are concerned about minor details or seek perfection should refrain from purchasing. The color may appear different depending on your device. If you have any questions, please ask in the comments before purchasing. Please forgive any minor differences or oversights as this is amateur measurement and inspection.