Old tea pots

About this item Part of the Old Country Roses Collection by Royal Albert, the best-selling dinnerware pattern in the world. The Collection is decorated with Old Country Roses' signature motif of burgundy, pink and yellow roses, accented with lustrous gold banding. Complete the set, or combine with other Royal Albert Collections for a unique look Perfect to create a Romantic, Traditional look in your home. This Large Teapot holds 42 ounces - ideal for afternoon tea with friends Bone china…

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Just enough coffee or tea for you. Stackable service will accompany a good read. This rose-print tea set is named after Elizabeth Park, the first public rose garden in the United States. Located in Hartford, Connecticut, the Victorian-style garden opened in 1904. 7". Porcelain. Set includes teapot, teacup, and saucer. Books not included. Not microwave-safe. Gift-boxed.

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Big old primitive style tea kettle, six quart size, about 10" in diameter. This has a nice wood handled bail to carry, or to hang over a fire. It's nickel plated copper, I think. Sadly, this one isn't in the best of condition - it's worn and rough, with soil and mineral deposits, dents and dings, and a mend on the bottom of the kettle. It's water tight yet, and makes a nice display piece.