Royal Doulton Company’s Royal Albert Collection
In 2008, the Royal Doulton Company celebrated the centennial of its Royal Albert Collection with the release of a distinctive pattern from each decade of the collection’s existence.
Replacing Priceless Pieces of China
Replacements, Ltd.’s Chris Kirkman explains the finer points of replacing lost, damaged, or missing pieces of china.
Treasured Teapot: Fancy This
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by John O'Hagan
For a beautiful, seasonal accessory, incorporate a James Sadler and Sons Ltd. 1562 teapot into...
Wedgwood: Beauty Through the Centuries
Like all classics that have endured the test of time, Wedgwood china has a rich history steeped in its surrounding culture.
The Little Teapot That Could
Holding a Brown Betty teapot is like holding a bit of British history in your hand.
Treasured Teapot: Silver in the Summer
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by Nicole Du Bois
The adaptability of WM Hutton & Sons’ WMT22 sterling teapot makes it a becoming...
Our Favorite Blue and White Teapots
Check out favorite blue and white teapots from the pages of TeaTime.
The Complete Table: Beautiful & Bold
Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by John O'Hagan
Blue-and-white—a popular duo for tea ware—paired with a contrasting bold hue creates a visually stunning...
The Complete Table: An English Classic
Royal Albert’s Old Country Roses is the best-selling bone china pattern in the world.
In 1962, the Royal Albert Company introduced a new china pattern...
The Complete Table: Asian Inspired
It's easy to set an elegant tea table with Wedgwood Kutani Crane, an Asian-inspired design with English style. Created in 1971 to pay homage...
