Teapot

A teapot is a porcelain or ceramics covered vessel with a spout used to steep tea bags or loose tea and served into teacups.

The teapot was brought to Europe in the late 17th century with the import of teas from Asia. It was a symbol of luxury available only to the upper class. In the 18th century Europeans began to produce bone china after which teapots became more readily available.

When choosing a teapot think about the design. Teapots are decorative pieces that are often displayed and even collected. Choose a teapot you will be proud to show off.

Functionality is another critical factor. Teapots come in many shapes and sizes. Choose a size that will accommodate your family or your guests. Be sure that the teapot has a comfortable handle, a good lid, and that the spout and handle line up well. If you often drink loose tea, getting a pot with a built in filter will be an added bonus.

• Corelle
• Brown Betty Teapot
• Bodum
• Old Dutch

• Google Blog Search: Teapot

• Teapots Teapots Teapots: HAM" Teapot (February 07, 2008)

• Design Sponge: Tea Party (Teapot Roundup) (October 16, 2007)

• Design Mom: Tea Pots (August 13, 2007)

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