
Wedgwood Byzance
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Our take on the Wedgwood Byzance
The Wedgwood Byzance teapot is a fine bone china piece in deep blue with black and gold detailing, part of Wedgwood's Byzance pattern. It measures about 9.4 inches deep, 5.7 inches wide and 6.1 inches tall, holds roughly 1.5 to 2 pints, and is listed as dishwasher safe. It suits formal tea service and collectors of patterned Wedgwood. No current price was provided, so its price against its recent range cannot be stated.
- Bold blue, black and gold pattern stands out on a table
- Bone china body is light for its size
- Dishwasher safe, unlike many gold-trimmed teapots
- Handle and spout sized for comfortable pouring
- Coordinates with the wider Byzance range
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Wedgwood Byzance price history
Lowest price we've seen: $239.95 on Nov 7 at Replacements Ltd.. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is the Wedgwood Byzance teapot dishwasher safe?
- Yes, the listing says it is dishwasher safe. Gold decoration on fine china can wear with repeated cycles, so many owners hand wash gold-trimmed pieces to keep the pattern crisp.
- How much tea does it hold?
- At about 6.1 inches tall and 9.4 inches deep including handle and spout, it is a standard-size teapot, roughly 1.5 to 2 pints, or four to six cups.
- Does it match other Byzance pieces?
- Yes. Byzance is a Wedgwood pattern line, so the teapot coordinates with Byzance plates, cups and saucers in the same blue, black and gold design.
- Is it bone china or porcelain?
- The listing describes the material as porcelain. Wedgwood's patterned teapots are typically fine bone china, which is lighter and more translucent than standard porcelain.
- Is it worth the price?
- That depends on how much you value the pattern and brand. Wedgwood patterned teapots carry a premium; compare against other Byzance pieces and plain white teapots before deciding.




