Carsten Jorgensen teapot

Square stool in silver-colored metal, in good general condition. Slight signs of wear are noted, which adds an authentic character to this piece of furniture. LP2643

Silver-plated Giselle vase designed by Italian designer Lino Sabattini, 1970. Signed underneath the base. Lino Sabattini becomes the director of design at the prestigious French silv...

Glass dining table in the style of the 70s. The oval top rests on an S-shaped base. Very good condition. LP1525

Silver-plated Giselle vase designed by Italian designer Lino Sabattini, 1970. Signed underneath the base. Lino Sabattini becomes the director of design at the prestigious French silv...

Silver-plated Giselle vase designed by Italian designer Lino Sabattini, 1970. Signed underneath the base. Lino Sabattini becomes the director of design at the prestigious French silv...

Chromed metal armchair by designer Warren Platner (1919-2006) produced by Knoll in the 1970s. The seat and back are in green velvet, the structure and base are in chromed metal. The ...

This stunning teapot is sure to make a sophisticated statement on any occasion. It was crafted of handmade mouth-blown transparent glass and features a traditional shape with a sinuo...

Refined zodiac motifs cover this elegant hand-decorated porcelain teapot with gold accents, turning an everyday object into a true collector's item. Any minor discrepancies between s...

The motif of the sun covers this hand-decorated porcelain teapot with gold accents, transferring Fornasetti's imagery to an object for daily use and thereby transforming it into a co...

Vintage Russian samovar doll teapot cosy or samovar teapot cover. This large sized handmade doll has a molded fabric head with painted eyes, red lips and a large green dress with lots of flowers and lace finish. She's holding a bouquet of flowers in her hand and wears a typical hat. Under her dress or skirt you see the quilted cover to place over the teapot to keep warm. Total height of the doll is 21,65 inch or 55 cm - diameter cover is +/- 9,45 inch or 24 cm This large teapot cosy doll for samovar is in good but used condition so has some spots of the tea on the dress and traces of use on the face. Could still be used to keep water or tea warm and is also a beautiful large vintage doll to display between other vintage and antique dolls.

The YOKO teapot is a significant and distinctive piece of tableware. Its simple, sculptural shape with the firm, sharp edges challenges the soft material of porcelain. The teapot is...

A pair of English early 20th C. Edwardian tearoom teapots for Ringtons Tea Merchants in their iconic blue and white Willow pattern. Wear consiste...