where does Portmeirion Botanic Garden 34-Ounce Teapot made by?
1089623
They were designed by a woman named Susan Williams-Ellis and they are made in Britain.
1089624
It's made by Portmeirion and I believe the manufacturing is done in Shropshire, England.
1089625
Bottom of my teapot says Made in Britain by Portmeirion and www.portmeirion.com
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.
432549
Dont know where it's. Probably designed in Spain where fagor is based, then manufactured in China. Lid fits both pots and its great. Buy it!
1243849
No, the teapot I purchased is not made in England. I believe the description says 'English Style', not made in England.
1322095
It was made in China. It is of reasonable quality, although I've already had one teacup handle break (an easy fix with super glue). One thing to note about the red: it is bright red, not dark red as the photo suggests.
1871395
The one I purchased was made in China. I ended up returning it because of a bad fit between the pot and lid (the lid would fall off). We are very happy with the cups that matched it, and kept them.
2241481
The Grosche Monaco glass teapot I bought over a year ago was made in China. "Made in China" is on the box.
1579409
After much research online I found out that it is a Canadian company, but their teapots are manufactured in Asia. No specific country was mentioned on their website. I love my teapot if that helps. I have had it about 6 months. One of the prettiest pots I've seen.
2088782
The signage on the bottom of the teapot says "Wedgwood England 1759 Cuckoo Bone China." So my best guess is England.
1879398
I am sorry, I purchased this set for the church's annual tea and we raffled it off. I believe that it is made in China, but I honestly do not know for sure.
2084903
This tea kettle was given as a gift to my daughter-in-law and I do not know where it is made, but I do know she has had problems with it - the whistle does not work and the handle gets extremely hot.
135441
At this price...mass produced in "Foreign place" (China) Regardless, it is a lovely porcelain teapot that would fit any tea party. It has become my very favorite.
1187865
There is no imprint on the pot itself, nor is there anything on the box to indicate where it is made. It does direct questions about the pot to info@teabeyond.com
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.
875194
There is no manufacturers name on the pot. All I can tell you is that it is a fine large tea pot.
42207
hi there! I don't know where it is made....no markings on the pot itself....if i had to guess i would probably say China....which i don't like buying from....but do like the pot although thinner and not as heavy as my others.....does have a lip to pour water out without taking off the top...hope this helps! Donna
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The pot is stamped Old Amsterdam Porcelain Works 1701 Lead Free Microwave Safe Dishwasher Safe. Really a nice little pot for individual tea holds 2 cups. Amsterdam Teapots are made in China for the Old Amsterdam Porcelain Works company, supposedly founded in 1701 (information on the company could not be found online). One legend is that teapots first came to Europe through a Dutch trader during the 1700s, as portrayed in many famous paintings by Dutch artists. http://englishtea.us/2010/08/13/those-wonderful-amsterdam-teapots/