Christmas Pudding Tea Cosy for a standard sized 4 to 6 Cup Teapot Cover

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In good vintage condition, some very slight surface wear in spots but these are minimal and in keeping with age. Our workers have decades of experience manufacturing pottery in the heart of English Pottery - Stoke on Trent, England.Teatime during the festive season can be an exquisite treat, either after a walk, just before Christmas dinner, or in the afternoon, while the family film is on. All of my items are pre-loved and although I will endeavour to document any imperfections for you, please understand anything you purchase is not guaranteed to come in a new or unused condition.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. During Queen Victoria's reign, tea became a symbol of Britain's greatest period of expansion and stability. The mere mention of Christmas Pudding and one can’t help but think of the delicacies of Victorian England.I am passionate about crafting and my knit and crochet pattern range includes baby hats, headbands, socks, tea cosies, toys and home accessories. Perfect as a Christmas gift for a friend, relative, secret Santa or a treat for yourself, this tea cosy will be a lovely festive addition to any kitchen.

The shape of the pot causes the tea leaves to be gently swirled around as the boiling water is added thus producing an exquisite infusion.their method of making was 'jollying' but in later years this became slip casting giving a smooth finish and even thickness. A beautiful brown and black Christmas pudding tea cosy topped with holly and berries, hand knit by myself to my own pattern. In 1700 a small unglazed teapot made of red clay from the Bradwell Woods area of Stoke on Trent was a luxury item costing 12 shillings.

This is really cute and fits my pot snugly (I got a 2-cup size which just stretches over a 2-cup stainless steel pot).Crocheted from an acrylic/wool blend yarn and created to look like a Christmas Pudding, complete with brandy sauce and holly leaves and berries.