Product Description

Anwyl Cooper-Willis, second generation Portmeirion artist, brings us Holly and Ivy. Created in 1995, it is now a holiday classic. The Holly and Ivy is the contemporary arrangement of an antique illustration of rich green foliage and lush red berries. Evocative of the traditional English Christmas, the collection includes dinnerware, giftware and cookware in Portmeirion's romantic dinnerware shape. This is the perfect pattern to start your own holiday entertaining tradition for generations to come. The teapot can be used for hot chocolate as well. Pair it with the teacups and saucers or breakfast mugs and enjoy the warmth.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41171 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Portmeirion
• Model: 64750
• Dimensions: 6.20" h x 6.90" w x 8.70" l, 2.05 pounds

Features

• Teapot with cover; 2-1/4-pint capacity
• Hand-painted high quality earthenware
• White with vibrant red and green holly and ivy
• Dishwasher and microwave safe; freezer-to-over-to-table; oven safe to 340 degrees F
• Match with any Holly and Ivy piece, or coordinate with Portmeirion’s Botanic Garden pattern

Amazon.com Review
Brew up a pot of your favorite hot tea on a cold winter's night, find a cozy couch with a warm blanket, and serve up a cup of warmth with this delightful teapot. White with rich red and green holly and ivy, the pot brings a special holiday cheer to any occasion. It features a large, graceful handle for easy holding, a gently swooping spout for pouring without dripping on fine linens, and a snug-fitting lid to keep your tea or coffee warm.

Portmeirion's Holly and Ivy pattern was designed by second-generation Portmeirion designer Anwyl Cooper-Willis in 1996 as a contemporary arrangement of antique illustrations with a flowing script of a lyric from the 17th Century English carol it's named after. The design and script are hand-painted on high-quality earthenware, and the teapot is safe in the freezer, microwave, and dishwasher--making clean-up a breeze. It can also be placed in the oven and heated gradually up to 340 degrees F. Match with any Holly and Ivy piece, or coordinate with the Botanic Garden collection. --Jeff Dalto