Where is this item (Primula Glass Stovetop Tea Pot with Infuser) made?
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It is made in China. The biggest weakness is in its design of the handle. It is very delicate to an extent that it does not stand the changes of heat and cold and cracks in the frist few weeks.
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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/
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I looked and it appears it is ceramic. I love the pot and use it all the time but I just drop the tea into the bottom of the pot. The holes in the infuser are too large to make it useful.
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It does not say on the tea pot. However, I would guess China or some foreign country. It does notsay made in USA! It works fine and is bright red which is what I wanted. I have enjoyed it for an everdaytea pot. It certainly isn't fine china. Ann Hykin
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I'm not sure, but I think it was made in China. Ours served us very well for a good amount of time, but then it developed tiny cracks and tea started to seep through in very small droplets. We decided to scrap it, thaough I thought it should have lasted much longer. We now have a cast iron tea pot (also made in China). I love it! I hope this helps.
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I bought this item as a gift and thought it was made in the USA? The person I gave it to is more than happy with it, it is really beautiful and copper is the way to go for tea pots. This year I found some copper mugs to compliment it.
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I am not sure about the country of origin, but it is a beautiful pot. I think if comes from china. I use it whenever I have company and I do not have any dripping when I pour, I am very pleased and have also bought the matching mug. hope this helps, you can't go wrong with tea forte products.
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China. We also purchased an eight cup pot that was made in England. The Chinese pot was very inexpensive but it is nowhere as durable and well made as the English pot.
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I lost the tag that came with the tea kettle so I have no idea the country of origin. I checked the kettle and it has no identifying marks. Sorry.
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Unknown. I just looked over my set and there is no markings in English that would determine where the product was manufactured. There is one small marking n Japanese on the bottom of the tea pot, not sure what it says.
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I have no idea. On the bottom of the cup is printed Primula. I threw away the box that it came in.
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I had the same question and was able to find the answer by contacting the manufacturer directly. This as most all of these stove top percolators are made in "China"... sorry to be the bearer of such bad news but it seems in order for manufacturers to get their products sold by Amazon or Walmart they HAVE to be made in "China" not the good ole U.S. of A...
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Hi Michael, If my memory serves it is made in Belgium. All of the info on the bottom is not in English so I cannot translate. I am still very happy with the teapot and highly recommend it. Richard
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I had the same question and was able to find the answer by contacting the manufacturer directly. This as most all of these stove top percolators are made in "China"... sorry to be the bearer of such bad news but it seems in order for manufacturers to get their products sold by Amazon or Walmart they HAVE to be made in "China" not the good ole U.S. of A.
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Don't remember the place made. In today's market, one is pretty much out of luck if you depend on U.S. made products. This heater has been a God-send for us. Saved us 100's of gallons of water, not having to wait for the hot water to reach kitchen faucet before I installed this heater under kitchen sink.
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acc to http://cookware.lecreuset.com/cookware/product_Steamer-Insert-with-Glass-Lid_10151_-1_20002_10286_ origin is China
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You know, it doesn't say. It's says it's made by Lorenzo. I checked on their site but still cannot see it. I've included the site if you want to contact them to see if this is imported or made here. http://www.lorenzoimport.com/lorenzo/index.html But I LOVE my dishes! And the company was great to work with when I received two broken tea cups. They sent two new ones out really quickly!