The last time you saw this tea pot it had a large rain spider inside it. Here is a more sedate look at this lovely teapot given to me by my eldest granddaughters.
Tea and teapots make very welcome gifts for this Granny: they last a long time and carry with them the memories of the givers. This beautifully shaped teapot holds enough for three cups of tea.
Most importantly, the spout pours well – no messy drips and the handle is easy to grip.
This is the underside – a mystery to me.
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I love tea!! Beautiful teapot!
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Tea is even more special when poured from a pretty pot 🙂
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I agree.😃
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It looks a good one to me.
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It is among my better ones and is a delight to use.
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It’s lovely, I like the graceful, decorative handle. One can never have too many teapots, esp. pretty ones like this!
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I agree whole-heartedly!
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Ek lees sommer jou hart raak oor hierdie teepot, Anne. Ook jou liefde vir die gewers.
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Jy het ‘n goeie insig, Una!
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An elegant pot with enough capacity to keep you well refreshed.
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It is particularly good to use with loose leaf tea – my favourite form of tea, although not readily available here.
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My only form of tea these days though Mrs T prefers a tea bag.
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It is lovely. I bet it brews fine tea.
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It certainly does – and is a pleasure to use.
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It’s lovely, especially without the spider! I love anything blue and white.
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I am also fond of blue and white. The colour combination is fresh and invitingly calm
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It’s a beautiful piece of this teapot.
Do you know the age of this object?
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Thank you, Walter. I doubt if it is very old at all, but it is pretty and has a timeless look about it.
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Lovely. I never use a teapot these days and it’s a bit of a shame as some of them are so pretty!
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Teapots are really for sharing – and for loose leaf tea. My modest collection has a story behind each pot, which makes them rather fun to use.
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I so agree about using a teapot and loose-leaf tea! And this is a beautiful teapot.
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Thank you very much. In my experience, loose-leaf tea has a fuller, rounder flavour than we get from the finely cut leaves in a bag.
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I think so too. I am very conservative when it comes to tea. I drink only conventional black tea and also, less often, white tea – both without milk and sugar. Where I am, white tea is only available in teabags but I see loose-leaf white tea can be ordered online from specialist tea suppliers elsewhere in the country.
I used to drink rooibos but kind of went off it over time. I sometimes think I should make some chai (homemade brew) but have not got around to that yet. I am not crazy about the milkiness but its nice once in a while – for example, after a meal at a local North Indian restaurant – but we have not eaten out since the pandemic arrived …
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