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Teapots are perfect for a Wedding Gift, Birthday, Anniversary, or Special Occasion. Fine English Teapots, Bone China Teapot Gifts, and Tea Pot Accessories
Fine English Collectible Teapots from Kensington, Roy Kirkham, Berta Hedstrom, Staffordshire, Heirloom, Lomonosov Porcelain, and others are collectible items you will be proud to display. You know us to be the industry leader and trend-setter when it comes to teapots and tea ware, and our 2010 line of products is no exception. We are excited about our line of products and we know they will "fly off the shelves" in the coming months. You will love the solids, stripes, polka dots, and innovative new tea ware patterns. Check the website often for new and beautiful teapots. Our "Sales and Clearance" section changes often, so you will often find great deals on tea ware. We carry teapots to suit every taste and every budget. With the wedding season around the corner, now is the time to order that
special gift. It's not too early to start shopping.
Or, if you need a unique wedding gift, bridal shower gift or
anniversary gift, surprise her with one of our
Fine
English teapots...a gift that will be cherished for years to
come. She'll love our Aurora Bone China
Fine
English Teapot by
Heirloom, trimmed in gold and
accented with a muted floral bouquet. Or, the
Festive Rose Bone
China teapot, also a top quality teapot, features beautiful peach
roses. We also carry matching
English bone china
cups and saucers,
trays,
dessert plates,
mugs, and
more. If English bone china,
sterling, or
silver-plated teapots, tea services, holloware by Wallace or tea sets
are your preference, see our special sections devoted to each. Nothing adds to the charm of your unique living area like elegant accessories. These are our favorite teapots, some with lovely floral designs and others with old world elegance and sophistication. One of the most popular trends for 2010 is solid white teapots and tea accessories that blend with any decor. Chintz is also making a comeback in elegant rose patterns of all colors. Hand-decorated porcelain teapots are available in many styles and feature themes such as flowers, fruit, animals, birds, music notes, and special anniversary numbers. Let us know if we can help you find the perfect teapot, tea set or tea party accessory.
Heirloom Bone China Teapots - Featured Product Line We are proud of our line of Heirloom, maker of fine English teapots and tea ware. With over 30 years of experience in the gift and tableware market, their tea ware products are best sellers with a reputation of quality and affordability. Their expertise in fine english teapots has brought to us the best in English bone China products. Heirloom patterns, produced by highly skilled craftsmen, feature elegant floral designs, many of which are accented with gold trim and produced on the finest bone china. Heirloom tea sets are the perfect way to share an afternoon tea with friends. Each pattern offers bone china teapots in two sizes along with a matching creamer and sugar, cups and saucers, dessert plates, mugs, and elegant bone china trays. We are delighted to present the latest collection of Heirloom Tea ware, imported from England. Start your collection now, and you will have a family heirloom you will be proud to display.
Need Help Choosing a Teapot? Learn about the Difference Between Bone China, Porcelain and Fine China.
Are you confused about the different types of tableware such as bone china, porcelain, earthenware, and fine china? This is probably the most often asked question that we receive from our website guests at The Teapot Shoppe. To better explain this we need to start at the beginning. Many cultures around the world started with kiln fired clay, more commonly referred to as pottery. The simplest form of pottery is earthenware, which includes anything that is kiln-fired at a low temperature. (600 1200 degrees). This type of pottery is commonly used for home use and the more refined pieces can be mistaken for china. The ancient Chinese were responsible for the introduction of stoneware, a much sturdier form of pottery due to the fact that it was fired at a much higher temperature. (2500 degrees). Additional ingredients were added to the process such as kaolin and salt to make a more heat resistant product. Europeans began making stoneware in the 17th century and this technology is still used today for products needing durability. After the Renaissance, when Italian craftsmen started using a higher quality of clay (kaolin or china clay ), they began to experiment with different techniques for making pottery. This is when Porcelain was born as a result of purer ingredients matched with higher temperature techniques. Of course,
Bone China is
considered the most expensive and refined pottery. Thanks to English
craftsmen, who realized the benefit of adding calcium phosphate to
porcelain, we now enjoy the fine white, translucent
English Bone China
that has been popular for the last two hundred years. English bone china
is still produced today by highly skilled craftsmen who know that these
popular, classic pieces are in high demand and last for many years.
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The Teapot Shoppe offers email support to answer all your questions about teapots and teapot accessories.
To ask a question about teapots or teapot accessories right now, simply email us at info@theteapotshoppe.com.
Or, if you would rather order by phone, please call us at 1-866-380-0815.
