I was originally drawn to purchasing this teapot about six years ago, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, because it was advertised as a "melodic" pot that would emit a wonderful whistle when the water reached boiling temperature. Guess what - it makes no sound whatsoever. However, the strawberry design has redeemed it. It gets used every single day, sometimes 3-4 times, of the year!
Robert, this post's for you!
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Oh, this teapot's color so bright, give up the enjoyment of vision. Too beautiful. :)
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Here is a very English comment . . . it's just that I would call this a kettle and, to me, a teapot is the thing you put the tea in. So if your kettle is a teapot, what do you call what I'd call the teapot . . . if you see what I mean? (!)
Red kettles / tea-pots seem to be in photographic fashion at present. Wish I had one!
Lucy
Nice tea pot...
wow what a fantastic lightning color!!
Great color. Love the strawberry design. I don't even own a tea pot/kettle, so I can't take a picture of one :-(
Great photo, Dot!!
Oh yeah....I went to our local garden decoration store looking for the little garden character you were looking for and no luck :-( She said she would look around in some catalogs and see if she can find something similar and let me know.
Thanks Sara! I have a feeling they just weren't a big hit when they first came out, although I owned three or four of them, and they just sort of fizzled.
Thanks so much for checking into it for me.
It is cute! You did a good job with the photo too.
What a cute teapot and I love the glow of the oven underneath it. Very cool!
What a lovely teapot, er um, kettle. Or whatever it should be called. :) I love the pink glow of the burner underneath the pot. Wonderful photo! And I love the Outer Banks, many memories of fun family trips when I was a child!
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