Floral Teapot
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The teapot, which measures approximately 9 inch (23cm) across including handle and spout, 6 in (15.7cm) tall.
This approximately 4-5 Cups teapot would more than serve for a fun tea party with friends.
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Morning Meadows Porcelain teapot with botanical design of butterflies, ladybugs, bees and flowers. Includes white satin lined gift box.
7 3/4"H X 2 1/2"Opening. Holds 32 oz.
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Make tea time an elegant affair with the heirloom-quality BonJour Dinnerware Fruitful Nectar Porcelain Teapot. The beautiful teapot is perfect for serving piping hot Earl Grey tea while spending time at the breakfast table with family or for offering fragrant jasmine citrus blossom tea to neighbors during an afternoon by the fire. Features Graced with soft aqua borders encircling elegant floral and hummingbird motifs Crafted from durable microwave and freezer safe-porcelain to be enjoyed for years to come Ideal for both everyday use and special occasions Dishwasher safe for convenience
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The bowl D. H. calls a "cold cocoa bowl" is more often called a "slop bowl" because it was meant to hold the debris from the teapot (occasionally, I have seen them used to hold whipped cream or even clotted cream). The set does appear to be unmarked
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calls a "cold cocoa bowl" is more often called a "slop bowl" because it was meant to hold the debris from the teapot (occasionally ... decorates these items as being "hops" flowers, but the flower of the hop plant looks like a green pine cone.
The teapot was heated by an oil lamp ... Picture, memorial, flowers, human hair, deep shadow box, oval, applied floral rim design, c. 1880, 131/2 x 12 inches, $150. Trivet, hearth, kettle stand, brass, pierced platform, spread-wing bird, turned wood ...
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