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"Use and Maintenance
1、When first use, put 5-10 grams of tea into the iron pot and brewing for about 10 minutes.
A tannin film will cover the inside of the pot, which is the reaction of tannin from tea leaves and Fe2+ from iron pot, will protect the pot from rusting and remove the odor of new pot.
Pour away the water when boiled, then repeat brewing 2-3 times untile the water is clear.
2、Every time after uses, do not forget to empty the pot. Take the lid off when drying, the remaining water will slowly be evaporated.
3、Please do not wash or rub the teapot inside or outside with a sponge, detergent, brush or cleaning implement.You may polish the surface of the teapot with a lightly squeezed soft cloth, which has been soaked with tea as this will help to keep it looking glossy.

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brewiTEA Stainless Steel Tea Strainer Infuser for Loose Leaf Tea

Steep, Strain, and Infuse
Brew your favorite loose leaf tea, like Gunpowder Green Tea, in minutes. Simply place the tea in your infuser, set the tea steeper in your mug, pour hot water into the infuser, and let steep for 2-3 minutes depending on your tea variety. Placing the lid on unit during brewing will minimize any heat loss, and produce lovely consistent cups of tea every time.

Extra-Fine Mesh - Advanced Filtration
Say good-bye to debris in your tea forever! The 304 stainless steel mesh is extra fine, so it keeps tea leaves out of your drink. No extra filters or tea bags are needed. Unit holds approximately 20 teaspoons worth of loose leaf tea. Great for brewing one cup, or a full pot.

Built to Last With High Quality Stainless Steel
Made from eco-friendly rust resistant 304 stainless steel, this is the only tea strainer you will need. This single cup infuser is lead and chemical free.

Designed For Usability
A lid comes with your purchase to keep the tea hot while brewing. Flip the lid over and use it as a drip tray when the tea filter is pulled out of the mug to keep you counter clean. The heat resistant silicone handles of the infuser will sit on the rim of your mug, making it easy to remove with no worries of heat related injuries.

Infuse Fruit, Spices, Herbs & More
This infuser is perfect for brewing fruits and fine loose tea such as Rooibos, Oolong, Pu-Erh, Yerba Mate, Herbal, Teavana & Starbucks teas. Make sure the material being steeped is larger than the mesh filter.

Brew Coffee In The Mug
When brewing coffee, pour the water in slowly. A paper filter is recommended to keep the finer grounds out, but by using course grinds, you allow the coffee oils to pass freely into your cup for maximum benefits.

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• Hagenauer went modern during Art Nouveau

  07/13/15 ,via Tyler Morning Telegraph

  Carl Hagenauer started his own Werkstatten (workshop) in 1898 to make bronzes and other metal wares. He was The company specialized in “Brown Betty”-style teapots in dark brown or black that are hand painted or have drippy or sponged decoration.

• Kovels: Late 19th century bronzes have modern appeal

  07/09/15 ,via Winston-Salem Journal

  Carl Hagenauer started his own Werkstatten (workshop) in 1898 to make bronzes and other metal wares. He was . The company specialized in “Brown Betty”-style teapots in dark brown or black that are hand painted or have drippy or sponged decoration.

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  Bitten by the antiquing bug

  07/03/15 ,via Boston Globe

  “There's no teapots, china, or bric-a-brac here.” His customers, in their late 20s to early 40s, come in A yellow, metal kitchen cabinet she once had appeared in Seth McFarlane's “Ted,” starring Mark Wahlberg. Hollywood or not, some people just don

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Books

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  Food and Cooking in Victorian England

  Greenwood Publishing Group. 2007. ISBN: 0275987086,9780275987084. 201 pages.

  

  Provides a history of food and cooking in Victorian England, explaining how recipes reflected their writers' socioeconomic status, detailing the evolution of breakfast and lunch, and tracing the snob appeal of foods with French names.

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  British Teapots and Coffee Pots

  Osprey Publishing. 2015. ISBN: 0747806349,9780747806349. 48 pages.

  

  ABOUT THE BOOK From the elegant to the quirky, teapots and coffee pots come in a range of styles and designs and are among the most familiar household items. Both decorative and easily displayed, they are very collectable and can be relatively inexpensive. In this book, Steven Goss charts their development over a period of three hundred years, providing information on the materials used in their manufacture, influential factories and designers, and a guide to dating the many different styles. * In the eighteenth century a pound of tea could cost more than a week's wages for a skilled craftsman. * Early coffee pots often have handles set at a right angle to the spout. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Steven Goss has been involved in the antiques trade for more than twenty-five years as a full-time...

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• Hagenauer went modern during Art Nouveau

  07/13/15 ,via Tyler Morning Telegraph

  But the larger wood and metal African figures, masks and the Art Deco designs ... 57th St., New York, New York, 10019. Q: My dark brown teapot with lid is 4 inches high and has yellow & green leaves. The bottom is marked “Royal Canadian Pottery.”

• Recycled cigar bands valued by collectors

  07/11/15 ,via Las Vegas Review-Journal

  Q: I have a coffee or teapot, creamer and sugar set that I think is made of ... Co. was founded by Edward, Erwin and Henry Jennings in Bridgeport, Conn., in 1890. The company made metal objects in pewter, silver plate, gold plate, and with brass or bronzed ...

• Ex-England ace Lee Dixon 'kept watch while teen sexually abused with glove'

  07/11/15 ,via The Daily Express

  Mr Blackstock, now 44, also claims he was scolded with a large metal teapot by a first team player after making drinks. He is suing Stoke City and Fox, 58, claiming the abuse has left him "destroyed as a person". He said the club caused him "distress ...

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