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Show us your teapots!
- Thread starter Trenchfriend
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Chris_dash
New in Town
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Its indeed looking beautiful... 
Edward Reed
A-List Customer
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- 494
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- Aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress
I collect 40s and WWII era items and added this little charmer to my collection (my first teapot actually) its an India Red Cross dated 1943.
I haven't been able to find any information on the maker mark. The Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) is part of the International Red Cross in India since 1920.
As you can see its quite tiny!
I haven't been able to find any information on the maker mark. The Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) is part of the International Red Cross in India since 1920.
As you can see its quite tiny!
Paisley
I'll Lock Up
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- 5,439
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- Indianapolis
Not vintage, I don't think, but made in England by Sadler. I won it as a prize for Dowager Queen at a rose show.
vitanola
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- 4,254
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- Gopher Prairie, MI
no, I don’t use it. It’s a bit small.
For use I keep an early Pyrex tea pot. It’s perfect!
Edward Reed
A-List Customer
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- Aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress
wow love that clear pyrex teapot! way cool!
Bugguy
Practically Family
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- Nashville, TN
I picked this Manning Bowman pot up because of the three different metals. It is great kitchen accent. Apparently patented in 1899.
Edward Reed
A-List Customer
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- 494
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- Aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress
Wow! I most certainly would have picked that one up as well! very handsome design!
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Edward Reed
A-List Customer
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- Aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress
that's super nice! very classic style. I would have bought it too!Man, it was just too cute to leave it in the store!
Styleslover
New in Town
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- 30
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- New York
Wow, nice teapots. I always admired the craftsmanship that goes into making teapot artisanship.
M Hatman
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Bump with my GLASSBAKE circa 1940 milkglass tea pot (J101) . The design allows you to pull up and lock the defuser above the water.
M Hatman
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Not old (picked it up at a tea shop about 10 years ago) but I loved the design of this one.....
AmateisGal
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- Nebraska
Here's mine!
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@AmateisGal
How much goes in that beauty?
How much goes in that beauty?
AmateisGal
I'll Lock Up
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- 6,126
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- Nebraska
Quite a bit!
galopede
One of the Regulars
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- 224
- Location
- Gloucester, England
I have the very same teapot in that colour. Mine is the smaller two cup version as there is only me!Man, it was just too cute to leave it in the store!
