where is this teapot made?
1123962
Made in China stamped on bottom of pot. I do really like the pot, but I had hoped it was made in England
1123963
China. We also purchased an eight cup pot that was made in England. The Chinese pot was very inexpensive but it is nowhere as durable and well made as the English pot.
2222800
As with so much, you tea pot is made in China. The glaze would I am sure meet American and European standards. It is a well crafted product. Cheers.
90278
Hi, it does not say where it is made on its body. I do not have box now. I saw made in Japan on the website when ordering.I was and am so attached to my old kettle that served me for 20 + years. This one did not exceed my expectation. paid 119, no SH. Ask me more questions if you have any.
2088782
The signage on the bottom of the teapot says "Wedgwood England 1759 Cuckoo Bone China." So my best guess is England.
1089625
Bottom of my teapot says Made in Britain by Portmeirion and www.portmeirion.com
1566499
Unknown. I just looked over my set and there is no markings in English that would determine where the product was manufactured. There is one small marking n Japanese on the bottom of the tea pot, not sure what it says.
708891
China I think. Its a nice pot, but the lid handle is way to think where it mounts to the bolt and broke so I am going to make a wood lid handle for it.
1322095
It was made in China. It is of reasonable quality, although I've already had one teacup handle break (an easy fix with super glue). One thing to note about the red: it is bright red, not dark red as the photo suggests.
2244823
The teapot is made in China -- the Brand is Amsterdam Porcelain 1701. It is lead free, dishwasher and microwave safe. If you do a web search --you can find an article written about the teapot in a blog by the English Tea Store.
330338
I've long ago tossed the box it came it so I'm not sure, but I believe it was from China. I'm very happy with it. I've seen one's in stores for twice it's price that just don't messure up to this little pot.
485972
Hi, It does not say where it is made on the item itself, and I no longer have the box. It is well made however, and has a black enamel interior. It's quite hefty, and the strainer is wide and large to keep the tea leaves from being too crowded. Hope that helps.
2084904
there is no country of origin indicated on the kettle. there is reference to a patent number and a "Traditional English Tea Kettle" mark stamped on the bottom.
342373
It is made in China. It has a slow leak that drips around the bottom base? Even though we followed the directions of not putting too much or too little water inside, it still leaks. We previously owned a teakettle just like this that was made in Italy. That one lasted for many years. The difference in quality is subtle in appearance, but huge in performance. I hope that this helps.
942437
An English style teapot usually means it is shaped like a traditional "Brown Betty" teapot. Roundish body, high spout, domed lid with a button handle and oval cross-section handle on the side, opposite the spout. It says nothing about where it is made. It could be made in China, or England, or the USA. It differentiates the teapot from cylindrical or flattened oval shapes, or teapots with the handle on on the side or on top, or teapots shaped like other objects. Even in the UK it would be called an English style teapot, though Brown Betty is also common.
370343
It's made in Thailand. It keeps the water hot for long long time!!! you won't regret buying it.
330339
I'm not sure, but I think it was made in China. Ours served us very well for a good amount of time, but then it developed tiny cracks and tea started to seep through in very small droplets. We decided to scrap it, thaough I thought it should have lasted much longer. We now have a cast iron tea pot (also made in China). I love it! I hope this helps.
1367596
it is made in China and sold by Queen;s treasure. The quality is like any other tea set really. The only diffrence is the size is bigger for older girls around 7-10. Which is why we bought it and the price was comparable.