Humpty in Green. What next?
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Here's a note from the internet...
"Originally promoting themselves as "The Teapot Specialists of England Since 1867",
the small Staffordshire firm of Lingard Webster & Co was founded in 1900 and
operated from the Swan Pottery in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent. They were noted for producing everyday tea service products and associated teawares.
In the 1930s, the Lingard Pottery was producing "vignette" teapots with nursery rhyme themes, like Old Woman in a Shoe and Humpty Dumpty, many in colours of acid green and bright yellow.
The Company made many fine novelty teapots in the period 1935-1955.
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