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bargainhun…
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Bought this unusual teapot from a market. I am fairly sure it is an antique because of the pottery used and also I am believing the seller who said it was her grandmothers. It is a very heavy or thick pottery. The lid does not fit like a regular teapot ie nothing would stop it from falling off if tilted forward. It came with a large beaker and matching lid (that has a small chip but I don't mind). Just love the colour also. The teapot also sits on a platform.
It is stamped under the beaker with 'England' but the mark under the pot is too faded to read.
Not sure what I will use it for....perhaps brewing herbs?
Has anyone seen one like this before. Would be interested to know if it is for tea or for herb brewing.
Kettles and TeapotsKettles or teakettles, as they are also called, are made out of tough mater…