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27 Ιαν 2023 · The magazine proclaims the pleasures of tea as a gourmet beverage, and offers informative articles that range from food features to tearoom profiles. TeaTime goes beyond the history and science of the beverage and celebrates the art and passion that make drinking tea a memorable occasion.
- TeaTime
The magazine proclaims the pleasures of tea as a gourmet...
- TeaTime
17 Απρ 2021 · The salt-glazed stoneware teapot and lid pictured here are of the Georgian period and were made in about 1760, the year in which George II died and was succeeded by George III.
The easily recognizable hue of a Jasperware teapot in “Wedgwood Blue” is sure to dazzle on a tea table bedecked for a summertime fête. Find out more about this beautiful accoutrement and different ways to style it by visiting https://teatimemagazine.com/treasured-teapot-iconic-elegance/.
27 Ιαν 2023 · As tea arrived in Europe in the 17th century, so did an early form of today’s teapot. Spouts and handles made these small vessels popular because they became more ergonomic. By the early 1700s, porcelain was being produced in Germany, and its widespread use throughout Europe sparked the production of other porcelain tea ware.
Georgian teapots are known for their smooth round body that connects to a short spout. Created during the late 1700s, it was one of the first Western teapot styles. However, it wasn’t always the most practical as the spout had a large opening that caused tea to spill out quickly.
5 Ιουλ 2024 · Teapot styles like Georgian (the first European models), Louis (the Victorian era), and Queen Anne (the 18th century) typically belong to the vintage list. The more unique a teapot’s shape, the more likely it is to be an antique, like pear-shaped teapots from the 17th century.
26 Οκτ 2019 · Georgian tea was once among the finest in the world. Then Soviet planners drove up production and ruined its reputation. Now, it’s making a comeback.
