London PotteryFarmhouse Dog 4 Cup Teapot & Infuser

I think that this might be the most British item in my household! Fantastic with impeccable quality! A bit pricey but worth every penny!The design is really lovely and cute and is exactly as shown here on the listing! Those lovely spaniels are just amazing!It is definitely a collectible item that will astonish you as it did with me!Came in a brown box, not bad, but not the best unfortunately if you want to gift it. But that is a small detail that does not make it any less valuable.The inside infuser is perfect and the filter at the bottom of it is very fine so it is ideal for loose leaves but it can, of course, be used with tea bags as well.Capacity is great at about 4 cups and the spout is anti-drip! The lid stays put when you serve!This is an amazing and high quality teapot for sure and I highly recommend it!

This delightful, stoneware, four cup teapot with a removable infusion basket that sits neatly in the pot, is lovely. White with a dachshund design and bold red center piece on the lid, it feels sturdy (and comes well packaged, pity it is in a plain cardboard box, a gift type box would have been nice) and I can confirm it holds four reasonable cups of tea. The infusion basket inside does loose tea or bags or , if you prefer, can be removed for a more standard approach.I am a dog fan so like it very much. At the price, you too would need to be a dog fan or collector. If not, more reasonably priced pots are available!

Illustrated product are always a tad bit more expensive as you're paying for the work and i found it to be a good teapot overall. The graphics were nice and vibrant and looked great quality. Love the infuser it's very easy to use and great for when i make my teas. It's a good size as well overall i can't fault it.Hope you found my review helpful.

Not only is this a beautiful looking decorative teapot. But it has to be one of the toughest teapots I've ever owned.Now I'm not suggesting you go throwing this around for the fun of it. But I'm so suprised that my teapotnisnt in amillion pieces.The forst day it arrived I left in in the box it came in on my kitchen bench.Which is easily over a meter high from the ground.I woke up the following mor I g to come down stairs to find the teapot box upside down on the floor (tiled floor at that) oh no I couldn't look I didn't want to open the box.I picked up the box expecting to hear it rattle nut not a sound i was confused. Opened the box up and the teapot was 100% still in tact not a single scratche, crack, dint,chip or anything I couldn't believe it had survived the gall that it did very impressive...Just so you not wondering one of my cats pushed it off the bench.

This is currently sold as a standalone product - a smallish teapot with a built-in infuser of exceptional quality. However, because of the charming little doglet design, I’d love to see it as a full set with matching sugar bowl and milk jug.It’s quite expensive for what it is - it does only hold enough for four dainty teacups, but you can forgive this as it’s a fairly premium product (designed in London, but built in China to keep labour costs down) with a lovely finish.However, the packaging is very basic and they need to sort this out because it would otherwise make a lovely gift item.