Created in 1886 for Royal Doulton, this old English teapot is steeped in history. Royal Doulton is renowned for its quality and craftsmanship, and this 'Royles Patent Self-Pouring' teapot is a fine example of their innovative designs.
The unique self-pouring mechanism was patented in the late 1800s, making this teapot not just a functional piece but also a piece of history. So let it pour you a cup of nostalgia, steeped in the golden hues of history.
With a mere lift of the lid, this self-pouring teapot would pour the tea of social gatherings into dainty cups, freeing the host from the burden of handling a heated hefty teapot and providing an excellent conversational piece.
How does it work? By pulling up the lid, you create a vacuum to deliver the tea through the spout without lifting the pot.
It's a love letter to teapot enthusiasts, a sip of novelty for those who delight in unique kitchenware. Imagine it nestled in a cozy, vintage setting, steeping charm into every corner.
Key Features:
Brand: Royal Doulton
Model: Royles Patent Self-Pouring Teapot
Model Number: 6327
Material: Ceramic with intricate floral and fruit pattern
Condition: Functional with a restored spout
The teapot’s spout has been lovingly restored by a previous owner. This restoration has not diluted its antique charm, but rather fortified it, ensuring the teapot remains a functional piece of history and can continue to pour tea for years to come.
We've tested the function ourselves with water and it pours like a dream. We give it two foxy thumbs up.
The teapot looks so cute standing on its little wooden base in the photos! Just a heads-up though, the base is not included with the item. Don't forget to take a look at the photos before making a purchase!
