Fine Porcelain Pink English Teapot, Coffee Pot, Victoria Style, Light Weight, 37 Oz

This is a beautiful teapot, perfect for entertaining guests. It's light weight and easy to carry and serve. The tip pour with lid makes it great to pour tea. Well worth the great low price. 5/5 stars

Purchased this to complement a three tiered tea tray we use for tea parties when grandkids visit. It is a delightful find- elegant and perfect for afternoon teas for all ages. Looks much more expensive than the purchase price- an excellent value. Couldn’t be happier with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. This lovely teapot is the perfect addition for any tea party. It is very simple, yet elegant. It will match practically any tea set. It is a very good size, holding much more than anticipated. I believe we served approximately 8 tea cups with each teapot.

I actually bought two of these for my daughter's tea party and they were perfect. They came packed very well, kept the water hot for a good amount of time and went perfectly with the tea party decor. Highly recommend! I only wish there is something matching for milk and sugar.

Nice size , content and handle lid dimple . No flaws . Ergonomically fine.You need a diffuser - as it states .

Absolutely stunning teapot. Better in person.

Absolutely beautiful! I had purchased one before from another seller, but, the top was accidentally broken and I was devastated; I used the pot for displaying live flowers, so, all was not lost. I was so happy when I found it on Amazon and I did not hesitate to purchase it. I love it one hundred percent.

I started doing tea parties at my home and ordered this teapot for the occasions. It's lovely. I set it aside with boiling water first to make it hot, then actually made the tea in it with new hot water. The problem was that it didn't stay hot. As we visited and munched goodies, I'd go to refill people's cups only to find that the teapot had grown cool.I was forced to wrap it in a towel to keep any semblance of warmth.Why have a pretty teapot if you can't see it?I guess that you'd have to use the whole pot up each time you poured, and then make a new pot of tea the next time you refilled for it to be hot. Not the best.