Circa 1936-1942: Riviera pottery is a small line, consisting of less than twenty pieces. The teapot is one of the few lidded pieces and highlights the distinct stylistic elements of Riviera - square shapes, scalloped corners, tab handles and minimal, yet dramatic, highlighted edges. This teapot in original red boasts a wonderful glaze without issues and no damage or signs of abuse and only the gentlest if any, sign of use. The early variation consists of a hand punched strainer that is built inside the pot covering the spout opening.
