Is this the one made by Adderley Ceramics?
1028410
My teapot says England Original Cauldron on the bottom but there is no Adderley named on it.
1028411
The 2-cup Brown Betty pot that I have is from Cauldon Ceramics (molded on the bottom of the pot). The tag on the pot included the name Cauldon Ceramics but in smaller letters, it indicated that Summerbank Works made the pot in Stoke-on-Trent.
1028412
I don't think so. On the bottom of the teapot is says "England," "Original," and "Cauldon." I believe Cauldon is the manufacturer.
1028413
Ours is the same it comes from England, and they are the original as well. I'm not sure who manufactures these tea pots, as I do not have one here in my office.
1028414
Hi Peter, I purchased one of these - it was not made by Adderly, but by Cauldon (attaching link). I love it! hope this is helpful. Katy http://cauldonceramics.co.uk/
1028415
This Brown Betty does not have the Large A with two small D's inside the letter A. It is also lacking the Made in England in the lid as Adderley teapots do. I use my small Brown Betty pictured above daily and think it performs equally well as my larger Adderley does. Both make great tea.
568492
It isn't ceramic, probably PTFE Teflon based. The manual and web site don't say.
856621
The one we puchased a few months ago from Amazon is made of a ceramic type clay. It has a beautiful sound.
1881152
No it is not ceramic. I don't have the box anymore so I don't know the BTU's.
1299674
I have no idea whatsoever. I only bought one, I don't make them! By the way, mine is probably the original model but it's absolutely brilliant!
694299
Sorry I don't know. The maker is in Great Britain, try searching the internet.
969771
I don't know because I decided no to buy it after two deliveries of BROKEN stone!!!! I now have a ceramic one from William Sonoma that works perfectly even though it is a little shorter that the Pizzacraft.
360662
I don't know if it is or not (can't find it on the product) but it's made by Norpro and here is their phone number so you can call and ask them - 425-261-1000.
1387452
I can't remember if thats the one I bought or not... But the one I got is pretty nice, cost me more then a 1.00 thou, maybe there on sale now.. I use it as a Prop in Photography... My advise is buy it, one Dollar worth the chance.. Tommy T
1749648
Yes it is. I really like it. I was looking at the pottery barn one first and this one was cheaper and very nice.
909009
I can't be certain but I believe it is sold ceramic. It is high quality and it does not appear the ceramic will "chip off."
1735653
Yes, it is ceramic. And there is a rubber stopper underneath so the coins can be removed.
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I don't know if it's the same item. But I can tell you that it's well made & easy to use. I am very happy with my purchase.
406576
The product is made in Great Britain and the grip end of the handle is wood. The grinding end is ceramic. The product is very well made.
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No! The one from Pottery Barn has clear smooth glass balls. This one comes with crystal balls that makes it look cheaper. I purchased this one thinking it was exactly like the Pottery Barn one. NOT THE SAME!!
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Yes it is, although if I remember correctly (for me that's 55 - 60 years ago), the Spaldings made back then were more solid, a lighter shade of pink and importantly, did not have made in China stamped on them.
937880
no but it is borsilicate glass, or at least the one i was sent was. its basically the same thing