Cauldon Ceramics Brown Betty Teapot - 10 Cup in Cobalt Blue with Helping Hand

Cauldon Ceramics Brown Betty Teapot - 10 Cup in Cobalt Blue with Helping Hand is the largest pot Cauldon throws, finished in cobalt blue and fitted with a helping-hand handle at the back so a full pot can be poured with two hands instead of one wrist.

Product Highlights & Features

• The helping hand: A second handle set behind the lid. A ten-cup pot full of water is heavy, and the extra grip is what makes it pourable rather than a two-person job.
• Built for volume: This is the size used for a big family Sunday, an office, or a village hall - one brew that gets everybody through.
• Staffordshire red clay: Thrown from the same dense Etruria Marl as every Cauldon pot, so it holds heat right through a long serving.

About Cauldon Ceramics: Cauldon Ceramics is the oldest surviving maker of the Brown Betty teapot in Britain, working from Stoke-upon-Trent in the Staffordshire Potteries. It still throws the pot from local Etruria Marl red clay and finishes it in the Rockingham glaze that Staffordshire potters settled on by the 1750s.

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