Royal Doulton Dickens Ware
Tea & Coffee Shapes
Corinth Teapot
Capt'n Cuttle Corinth Teapot D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
6 Cup; 21 cm (8.5”) lip of the spout to edge of the handle, 17.5 cm (7”) tall.
Sizes
4 cup pot: 20 cm (7.87”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 14.5 cm (5.5”) tall.
6 cup pot: 21 cm (8.5”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 17.5 cm (7”) tall.
Dame Teapot
Same Weller Dame Teapot; D2973; era 1908 to 1931
Sizes
4 cup teapot: 19 cm (7.5") edge of handle to lip of spout, 13.5 xm (5.25") tall
Dame Tea Set
Royal Doulton Dickens Ware Dame Tea Set; D2973; era 1908 to 1931
Friar Teapot
Poor Old Peggotty Friar Teapot D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
Artful Doddger Friar Teapot D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
6 Cup; 24 cm (9.5”) from the lip of the spout to edge & 15 cm (6”) tall.
Friar Tea Set
Friar Tea Set; D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
Friar Creamer & Sugar Bowl
Fagin Friar Creamer – D2973 (era 1908 – 1931)
7.5 cm (3”) tall & 16.5 cm (6.5") including the handles
Mr Micawber Friar Open Sugar Bowl – D2973 (era 1908 – 1931)
7.5 cm (3”) tall & 12.5 cm (5") from edge of handle to lip of spout
Joan Teapot
Barnaby Rudge Joan Teapot; D5175; 1931 to 1951 era
6 cup teapot; 14.5 cm (5.75") tall & 22.5 cm (9") from edge of handle to lip of spout
Size Comparison Left 4 Cup (size 24) - Right 6 Cup (size 30)
Left: Fagin; D2973; era 1908 to 1931
Right: D5175; era 1932 to 1951
Sizes
I believe that the Joan shaped teapot comes in at least 6 sizes
2 cup teapot: 17.5 cm (7”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 11.5 cm (4.5”) tall
Size 30: 4 cup teapot: 18 cm (7.25”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 12 cm (4.75”) tall
Size 24: 6 cup teapot: 21.5 cm (8.2”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 14.5 cm (5.75”) tall
8 cup teapot: 23 cm (9”) lip of spout to edge of handle, 15 cm (6”) tall
While I do not have the measurements I believe that they also come in a 10 cup & a 12 cup
Teapot Shape A
Little Nell Teapot Shape A; D2973; era 1908 to 1931
2 cup teapot; 13 (5.15") tall & 17.5 cm (7") from edge of handle to lip of spout
Teapot Unknown Shape
Sam Weller
Tea Caddy
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Fagin Tea Caddy; D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
13.5 cm (5.35") tall
While this shape comes along often enough, to see it with its original cover is quite unusual, the cover is lose fitting and not many of these seem to have survived.
Corinth Creamer
Barnaby Rudge Corinth Creamer; D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
9.5 cm (3.75") tall
Dame Sugar Bowl
Mr Micawber Dame Sugar Bowl; D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
12cm (4.75") tall
Dame Creamer
Mr Micawber Dame Creamer: D2973 (era 1908 to 1931)
8cm (3.12") tall
Quorn Sugar Bowl
Sam Weller Quorn Sugar; D2973
6 cm (2.4”) tall & 14 cm (5.5”) across the handles
While I have never seen a Dickens Ware Quorn teapot, there must be one, or else they would not have produced a Quorn sugar Bowl.
Harlech tea cup & Saucer
,D.5175, 1931 to 1951 era
Rheims tea cup & saucer
D2973; 1908 to 1931 era
Teapot Stand or Trivets
Most of the trivet shapes can serve for several different shaped teapots, so in most cases it is not possible to name them as being for any one shape, there is however an exception to this rule. A trivet made to suit a Friar teapot really only suits a Friar teapot. I have decided to list the Trivet shapes giving each a letter to define which is which, except of course for the Friar as there can be no doubt which shape that it suits. To date I have identified 5 different shaped trivets decorated with Dickens Ware. .
Trivet Shape A
Fagin; D5175; 1931 to 1951 era
16.5 cm (6.5") by 14 cm (5.5")
Trivet Shape B
Bill Sykes Trivet; D2973; 1908 to 1931 era
15,5 cm (6.12") diameter
Trivet Shape C
Fat Boy Trive; D2973; 1908 to 1931 era
15 cm (6") diameter
Friar Trivet
Bill Sykes Friar Teapot Stand; D5175; era 1931 to 1951
Oval Trivet
Royal Doulton Tony Weller Trivet; 1908 to 1931 colour-way
20 cm (8") by 15 cm (6")
Slops Bowl
A slops bowl was part of many early teasets, it was a bowl similar to an open sugar bowl, but generally it was a bit bigger. The idea was that one could empty the dregs of a cup of tea into the bowl before pouring a second cup.
Slop Bowl Shape I
Sairey Gamp ; D5175; era 1931 to 1951
14 cm (5.5") diameter & 7.5 cm (3") tall