The Amber Glaze Teapot (Second)
The Amber Glaze Teapot (Second)
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Our beautiful teapots are the product of many years of hard work and are made entirely by hand in the deVOL ceramics studio in Leicestershire. Each teapot is cast with a stoneware slip before being carefully assembled and glazed, ready for firing in our kilns. The final result is a proper English teapot, simple but with undeniable character.

Product specification
Dimensions
| Width | Height | Depth | Volume |
| 4 3/8" | 8 1/8" | 6 1/8" | 23 fl oz |
Materials & Finish
| Our Amber Glaze Teapots are cast using a brown stoneware slip and sprayed with a sepia glaze. Each teapot is individually cast, assembled and glazed by hand in our studio in Leicestershire. |
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Care & Maintenance
We recommend that you wash them by hand using mild soapy water and a soft cloth. Harsh cleaners, scouring pads and scrubbing brushes may scratch and damage the surface.
All of our ceramic tableware is dishwasher proof.
Sustainability
Our ceramic tableware is handcrafted and fired in our studio in Leicestershire. We source all our materials and equipment from local suppliers in the UK.
Almost all of our packaging is recyclable and our designers are constantly working with suppliers to make improvements in this area.
Please recycle your packaging in accordance with local regulations.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
Returns
We never say no to a challenge, we get a buzz out of designing great products and the biggest buzz comes from experimenting with new materials and trying our hand at notoriously difficult things! Learning the design limitations and the most fascinating characteristics of a new material and a new method of production is what keeps us interested as designers and makers. A proper English kitchen needs a proper English teapot, but boy are these things tricky to master. Luckily, we have Claire and Ellie and the whole ceramics team raring to put in the hours and suffer the many failed experiments and disappointing firings. But, finally, after a few drippy spouts and kiln mishaps, we think our first deVOL teapot has turned out quite beautifully.