London Pottery Globe Extra Large Teapot with Strainer, Ceramic, Gloss Black, 10 Cup (3 Litre)

Excellent product, just what I was looking for.

This arrived and when I opened it I was speechless. It was bigger than I anticipated and I don't have to keep putting the kettle on as this holds enough for lots of brews. Pours well which is a bonus. Good price for the size.

A* seller great quality very well packaged thank you so much

Their packing is very inadequate- first one handle broken, telephoned but as thought Second one spout broken - felt for London Pottery as they are beautiful tea pots. Finally got one via The Range delivered by Evri and it was perfect- extra heavy box, and sufficient corrugated packing - pity Anazon don’t pay more attention.

Purchase for work, the tea club was getting bigger and bigger. This holds a massive amount of tea!!! If your looking for a tea pot for 6-10 people in one go this does the job. Perfect spout does not leak or drip , perfect pour every time. Can’t rate this high enough.

Really handy, saved me a fortune

Excellent tea pot. A tea drinkers must.

Finding a teapot this large is VERY difficult. It's huge – while the description says "10 cups," for Americans who don't use teacups as often, this pot provides quite literally 4-6 MUGS (depending on your mug size). The construction is sturdy and while ceramic can break if dropped (obviously), there is no concerns (as yet) that this will crack. Indeed, the highest risk is the weight, because when filled it is heavy enough that some might drop it. But that is not a flaw; just a helpful note. The only MINOR flaw is the spout. In a well-designed pot, the level of the spout will be ABOVE the highest water level of the bowl. In this pot, the spot's top water level is about a half-inch LOWER than the high point of the bowl. This means that, while filling, there will a little room left at the top of the bowl before you stop filling. That is, if you fill too much, the water will start overflowing from the spout. Therefore, you merely have to get used to eyeballing when the pot is "filled." The first half dozen times I filled it, there was still room in the bowl and as I continued to fill water came flooding out the spout. Again, a minor flaw, easily accommodated for the value of the item. Just something worth noting.

"London Pottery Globe Extra Large Teapot with Strainer". Nice teapot. I expected a removable infuser. The "strainer" referred to is ceramic inside the spout and not removable.

Muy buena calidad, altamente recomendable.