Cauldon Ceramics Re-Engineered Ian McIntyre Brown Betty 4 Cup Teapot without Infuser

Cauldon Ceramics Re-Engineered Ian McIntyre Brown Betty 4 Cup Teapot without Infuser is Ian McIntyre's redrawn Brown Betty in its plain form - the same re-engineered pot, supplied without the loose leaf basket, for anyone who brews with teabags.

Product Highlights & Features

• What was re-engineered: A locking lid taken from a 1920s patent so it cannot fall out while you pour, a redesigned non-drip spout, and a recessed foot so the pots stack.
• Recognised design: The McIntyre Brown Betty was nominated for Beazley Designs of the Year 2018 at the Design Museum in London.
• Size: A 4-cup pot, 36 fl oz - enough for two people over a long morning, or four cups round a table.

About Cauldon Ceramics: Cauldon Ceramics is the oldest surviving maker of the Brown Betty teapot in Britain, working from Stoke-upon-Trent. The McIntyre edition is made on the same site, from the same Etruria Marl red clay, by the same hands as the traditional pot.

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