Lesser & Pavey Monet Tea Pot Waterlillies

Lesser & Pavey Monet Tea Pot Waterlillies is a ceramic teapot carrying Claude Monet's water lilies - the subject he painted for the last thirty years of his life in the garden he built at Giverny in Normandy.

Product Highlights & Features

• The paintings: Monet produced around 250 water lily canvases between the mid-1890s and his death in 1926, painting the same pond over and over as the light changed.
• A working teapot: A ceramic pot with a fitted lid in an everyday brewing size - made for the tea table, not the cabinet.
• Gallery giftware: Sits with Lesser & Pavey's other fine-art ranges as a gift for someone who would rather have the painting than a pattern.

About Lesser & Pavey: Founded in 1971 by Ronnie Pavey and still run from Leonardo House in Dartford, Lesser & Pavey is one of Britain's best-known giftware houses, with more than 4,000 products across its own Leonardo Collection and its licensed ranges.

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