At the entrance to the Teapot Island museum there is a gold plaque. It reads: “Entry to the Teapot Island Tardis, where you will be tempted, tantalised and teased by over 3,000 terrific teapots.” ...

The teapot had been inherited from the guests' great ... for antique aficionados trotting their cherished finds across the UK for expert appraisals. It's sparked several BBC specials such as ...

Antiques Roadshow expert Duncan Campbell was faced with evaluating "the nicest teapot" he's ever seen during the latest instalment of the BBC show. The episode which aired on Sunday (March 30 ...

Recent reports of Texas taking the title of “World’s Largest Teapot” have brewed up quite the stir, but Chester’s famous ...

and the perpetual flow of cups of tea and the UK. 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.

The teapot was made between 1744-47 and represents some of the earliest porcelain in England.This teapot was made at a potworks in Newcastle-under-Lyme between 1744-47. The work was probably by ...

Teapots are not just for pouring tea; some have surprising features that can perform tricks. One fascinating example is the “two-heart pot”, also known as the “assassin’s teapot”.