British Teapots Notecards
Ideal for writing to family and friends, our fanciful notecards illustrate a group of vividly colored and shaped teapots in The Met collection.
In 18th-century Britain, a vogue for tea-drinking and expanding global trade networks spurred a fashion for imported Chinese porcelain. British firms responded to this demand by developing their own ceramic tea wares, with production clustering in such pottery-making centers as Staffordshire. Our notecards reflect this influential English trend.
Ideal for writing to family and friends, our fanciful notecards illustrate a group of vividly colored and shaped teapots in The Met collection.
In 18th-century Britain, a vogue for tea-drinking and expanding global trade networks spurred a fashion for imported Chinese porcelain. British firms responded to this demand by developing their own ceramic tea wares, with production clustering in such pottery-making centers as Staffordshire. Our notecards reflect this influential English trend.
- 18 die-cut notecards (3 each of 6 images) in a keepsake box with 19Â envelopes
- 3 1/2'' x 5 1/2''
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