The teapot has two different pictures - one with a loop between the spout and the lid, and one without the loop. Which is accurate?
2091905
Mine did not have the loop. It is a good sized sturdy teapot - I use it almost every day! I agree with matthew's answer as well -
2091906
The one I have is the one without the loop. However, when I purchased mine, the loop wasn't in the picture at all. The manufacturer may be doing something different now and including the loop on the front of the pot. I'd think that it wouldn't make much difference, though. It is a very good teapot and holds heat pretty well. I'd recommend it with or without the loop.
2091907
The one with the loop between the spout and the lid is NOT the 32-ounce, it is the 75-ounce.
322310
No .... The lid sits loosely on the top of the strainer. The lid is a nice feature because while the tea is steeping it covers the top. But then, when the tea is ready, the lid is a place to set the strainer on.
1176289
No strainer with this teapot. Just a side note if you are thinking of purchasing. Because the pour spout is straight and not curved like most teapots, if the teapot is filled to capacity, sometimes when pouring, some tea will spill out from the spout on to the counter or whatever. With that said, I still love this pretty teapot and would not trade it.
935040
This came with 2 lids one with the opening on top to let water flow onto the tea bag then into the picture, the other for storage. this lid you can turn to open side to pour or close to store. It works well with the mr. coffee electric tea pot we have. Hope this answers it for you
1740328
the picture is shown with a tea blossom in it, but the pretty little pot looks just like that one. I love mine
160357
The spout on mine does not have a seam along the spout. It is however a separate piece from the kettle, but very well welded on. Leaking seams is one problem this kettle does not have.
2165879
The picture you view initially for the product is different from the detail when you obtain more information about the faucet. The initial view shows the handle with a curve; the details show a straight handle.
158480
The lid is two parts. The first part has the mesh opening to strain the tea when you drink it. The top red lid is the lid you remove to drink from the cup.
543396
No- paperwork states only water should go in the pot....this is an AWESOME teapot!
1986633
Hi... The teapot is small, only holding 3 1/4 if water. Any more and it will over flow. So when it is just me and a neighbor it works beautifully. When I have more people, I use it as part of my center piece by putting flowers in it. Everyone thinks it is very pretty that way. I am not sorry I got this pot. I have enjoyed it many times. Rita
936034
The strainer doesn't touch the bottom of the pot, which is the way it's supposed to be. It gets pretty close to the bottom to allow the loose tea to soak to a perfect cup of tea. I use my teapot every day and I love it!
1248385
It sounds like it may have broken off. When I received my teapot it was already attached. You shouldn't have to attach anything.
1808633
It has a short spout. My 3-yr old pours herself with no spilling. We love this set! I had wanted porcelain, but now I'm really glad we have this instead! (We do have to hold the lid when pouring, but the same is true of any "real" tea pot, so we don't mind.)
629532
I haven't really looked at the bottom but I love it. The teapot is just right for me. I can boil my water and it fits right into my teapot. It is just how it looks. Make sure you check the size if you want one that is bigger.
2241480
I don't remember. We threw out the box. It is a good pot and we have used it with blooming tea and loose tea with no problems. As with any glass pot care is needed with hot liquids.
739629
I did not read the instructions and I don't have it so I can't help you .It's a Tea Pot, what do you have to know,,,,, It's beautiful and I use every day.
526316
It doesn't have any plastic casket to make it fit tight, instead it has an indent on one side of pot and 2 tabs on lid that fit in the indent and a small turn of the lid. I have my kettle for a while now, and I have no problem with the lid. It's like the old fashioned Tea Pot lids.