Lesser & Pavey Pimpernel Tea Pot

Lesser & Pavey Pimpernel Tea Pot carries Pimpernel, designed by William Morris in 1876. Large pimpernel flowers floating over a darker ground of scrolling acanthus leaves. Morris used it on the walls of his own dining room at Kelmscott House.

Product Highlights & Features

• The pattern: Large pimpernel flowers floating over a darker ground of scrolling acanthus leaves. Morris used it on the walls of his own dining room at Kelmscott House.
• Made to be used: A ceramic teapot with a fitted lid, in a practical brewing size for the tea table.
• Part of a range: Lesser & Pavey's licensed William Morris range runs across trays, coasters, mugs, egg cups, teapots and glassware, so a table can be built up piece by piece in the same 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. Its licensed William Morris range puts the original Morris & Co. patterns onto pieces meant for daily use rather than display.

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