Teapots through time
Tea, the world's most consumed beverage after water, has a long and global history stretching across centuries and continents. Discover some of the finest examples of the most ubiquitous of all kitchen utensils: the teapot.
From the collections
8 objects made by David Mellor Design Ltd.
Chinese Ivory, Place setting, `Chinese Ivory', designed by Mellor, David (CBE, OBE RDI), 1975 onwards
Embassy, Milk jug, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1963- Embassy, Teapot, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1963
Tea spoon, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1999
English, Fork, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1999- English, Spoon, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1999
- English, Knife, Mellor, David (OBE), 1999
Chinese Black, Place setting, `Chinese Black', designed by David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1975 onwards
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