Kool Kitty Musings: Anyone for tea?

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Tuesday, 04 October 2011

Anyone for tea?

While out at the Metrocentre Friday night for dinner at Wagamama's with the girls I managed to snag a quick bargain in TK Maxx. I've only been looking a whole year for the perfect teapot, and well, the wait paid off as I now have one.

The price label was over all the info on the bottom, but this little teapot is by BIA and is called the Melon teapot:

All for £4.50 and not too big that you're making tea for a small village and not so small that it's just a two cup number.

So It's now ready for it's maiden cuppa!

In the meantime I went browsing on pinterest at more teapot delights, one new teapot is definitely enough for now, but check them out!

Source: milkoverdose.blogspot.com via Ingrid on Pinterest

Source: tumblr.com via Emily on Pinterest

Source: everythingstopsfortea.com via Debbie on Pinterest

Source: google.it via Irena on Pinterest

Source: google.com via heidi on Pinterest

If I'd seen that stripy one I probably would have bought it as well!

Anyway, off to enjoy my cuppa now that it's a bit cooler following our hazy Indian summer heatwave!

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 06:25 PM in Home Sweet Home, Pretties | Permalink

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It is a very cute teapot, and a bargain to boot.

Posted by: Bev | Tuesday, 04 October 2011 at 07:35 PM

I used to collect novelty teapots when I was 13. By the time I was 22 I had 70 of them. Sadly I thought I was grown up and sold all but 5 of them :-( love teapots and a great find.
Lynetta

Posted by: Lynetta | Tuesday, 04 October 2011 at 08:58 PM

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