Fox Run 39863COM Earthenware Teapot, 10 Cup, White
Enjoy unwinding with a nice warm cup of tea after a long day? This Fox Run Teapot is large enough to brew 10 teacups worth. Constructed of beautiful white Earthenware, this pot has the look of a traditional "Brown Betty" style teapot designed by Peter Sadler. It's elliptically shaped and has a hand-applied glaze which gives the teapot a glossy appearance. Features a stay cool handle, easy pour spout, and a D-shape opening for better lid retention while pouring. Serve tea in style with this functional, no-drip teapot.$25.14
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