Brown Betty Teapot (6-cup)

The origins of the Brown Bettyteapot dates back to the end of the 17th Century and the birth of the British Ceramic Teapot. The original unglazed teapot was made out of red clay from the Bradell Woods area in Stoke-on-Trent. Today the Brown Betty teapot is still made in Stoke-on-Trent with the same clay from the original area. It is commonly believed that the Brown Betty makes the best pot of tea because of the type of clay used, and the shape of the pot that causes the hot water to swirl around the tea.

This teapot is hand-made at the Cauldon Pottery in Staffordshire, England, and because each is hand made there may be some slight imperfections. These are considered features, not defects. Also available in the 4-cup size.

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