If you are someone who always has a cup in hand or it’s in the process of being made, you'll probably want a fancy teapot to pour it from. Ideal if you're making tea for a large group of people ...

Fancy teapots shaped like humans, animals, furniture or houses are not a 1990s idea. Many 19th Century teapots were made to resemble camels, monkeys, flowers or vegetables. Probably the most famous… ...

Ceramics specialist Clare Durham tells As It Happens how an extremely rare teapot made by John Bartlam once sold for $25 but ended up going for over $1 million in auction.

While the Kyusu is a Japanese teapot traditionally used for brewing Japanese green tea, you can also use it to make a cuppa of anything else that takes your fancy. Buy now £32.42 , Amazon ...

Fancy teapots shaped like humans, animals, furniture or houses are not a 1990s idea. Many 19th-century teapots were made to resemble camels, monkeys, flowers or vegetables. Probably the most ...