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.
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David Mellor Design Ltd.
The V&A has 8 works related to David Mellor Design Ltd..
Made between 1963 and 1999, these objects form part of the Metalwork Collection. We hold work made from Stainless steel, stainless steel and silver.
3
objects are
on display at V&A South Kensington
8
objects
in the V&A collections
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, Spoon, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1999- English, Knife, Mellor, David (OBE), 1999
- English, Fork, David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1999
Chinese Black, Place setting, `Chinese Black', designed by David Mellor, CBE, OBE, RDI, 1975 onwards
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