VINTAGE FITZ AND FLOYD SANTA TEAPOT – HAND-PAINTED CERAMIC CHRISTMAS SERVEWARE

DESCRIPTION

A richly detailed vintage Fitz and Floyd Santa teapot featuring jewel-toned color, ornate raised decoration, and a wonderfully imaginative figural design.

Santa carries a toy-filled sack while his tall wooden staff forms the teapot handle. His removable head serves as the lid, and the opening beside the teddy bear functions as the pouring spout. The emerald-green vest is embellished with raised gold floral motifs and framed by deep blue, red, cream, and metallic accents.

From Santa’s expressive face and curling beard to the tiny toys tucked into his sack, every surface is filled with charming hand-painted detail. This substantial Fitz and Floyd Classics piece is both functional holiday serveware and an eye-catching Christmas display object.

Style it on a holiday kitchen shelf, dining room buffet, bar cart, or mantel, or present it as a memorable gift for a Fitz and Floyd collector.

DETAILS

Maker: Fitz and Floyd Classics

Estimated Date: Circa late 1990s–early 2000s

Type: Figural Santa Claus teapot

Material: Hand-painted glazed ceramic / earthenware

Design: Santa with removable head lid, toy-filled sack spout, and staff-shaped handle

Measurements: 8.75" L x 6.25" W x 9.5" H

Weight: 2.42 lb

CONDITION

This vintage teapot presents beautifully with vivid color and intricate decorative detail. The removable lid, spout, handle, feet, and base appear intact. Light surface or shelf wear may be present from age and previous display.

Please review all photographs closely, as they are part of the condition description. Small variations in glaze, brushwork, color, and finish are characteristic of hand-decorated vintage ceramics.

STYLING NOTES

Pair this sculptural Santa teapot with tartan linens, brass candlesticks, antique ornaments, greenery, and collected holiday serveware for a richly layered Christmas vignette.

SHIPPING

Shipping is included in the listed price. This piece will be carefully wrapped and securely packed to protect its sculptural details during transit.