I find the best teapots at Homegoods. I found this one several years ago and love it. Seriously. Where else could you find a sea urchin teapot complete with bumps and barnacles for $9? I love the colors and detail on this one. It even Continue reading →
Sometimes a bright sunny teapot is exactly what I need to get my day going. Seeing this beauty makes me smile each and every time I use it because who doesn’t love a nice yellow sunshiney looking teapot? There is just something very sweet about Continue reading →
It’s always interesting in my house when it comes to Maksim. One day I caught him in action. Carefully, oh so carefully, he jumped up on the secretary in the entry and found his way through the teapots. He is very sure footed, thank goodness. Continue reading →
Tiny teapots are easier to pack. Tiny teapots are easier for loved ones to bring home from travels as gifts which explains the teapot on the blog today. My mom took a trip to England and this was one of the little things that found Continue reading →
I have a couple of fun travel related teapots in my collection and it seemed about time to feature this one again on Teapot Tuesday. It was an eBay find ( big surprise) and one that is cute enough to use for display as well. Continue reading →
Oh the mysterious smile on Mona Lisa has captured many art lover’s eye over the years since Leonardo da Vinci painted the painting circa 1503. Who would have ever dreamed that that mysterious and beguiling smile could grace a teapot? This lovely apparently unused teapot was Continue reading →
There are so many different kinds of teas to love. Black teas, green teas, white teas, herbal teas, oolong teas and rooibos teas. I found this great info graphic on Pinterest and thought it was a good way to share the different types of teas Continue reading →
My birthday appears to be going on for months which is quite alright with me. Let’s just celebrate all year long. Last week I had the chance to see my brother and sister in law and they gave me this beautiful tea set as part Continue reading →
Redware teapots like this one were a really popular style of teapot in the 1950’s and 1960’s. My mom had one and I am pretty sure my Grandma Bonnie had one as well. The one I am sharing today is one that my sister gave Continue reading →
My teapot collection grows thanks to the generosity of others. My brother and sister in law gifted me this really cute teapot after they stayed with us a few years ago. We are always happy to have company (well – when it is not a Continue reading →
