[Teapot]

[Sugar Box]

[creamer]

[Teapot 10.1 fl oz (300 ml)]

[This product is an official import of Wedgwood (Fiskers Japan Co., Ltd.)


[This product sold and shipped by is an authentic brand product]

The hunting scene features a fun pattern of hunters and hunters who chase their prey in a British countryside scene, inspired by one girls crayon.

The girl sketches in a circle trying to draw a group of hunting across his house sites while looking at a lot of people on paper. The playful pattern will make you smile on your face.

Microwave and dishwasher safe.

From the Manufacturer

British Famous Kiln Wedgwood

Wedgwood, a leading British ceramic brand was founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood, who was named "Father of British Potteries".

He always has a spirit of innovation and studies to develop fine china.High quality, workmanship, and artistry have been used by royal aristocrats all over the world, while also decorating a wide range of household tables.

Wedgwood has been over 250 years of its establishment, and continues to release products that combine tradition and modern modernity.

History of Wedgwood

Founder Josiah Wedgwood In 1759, 29-year-old Josiah rented an Ivy House factory and is independent.This is the foundation of the Wedgwood.Josiah is a businessman with a fair amount of hand and consistently expanded its business.We realize the conflicting principle of high quality and the hands of many people.	Potter to her Majesty Around 1765, Wedgwood receives an order of tea and coffee set from King George IIIs wife Charlotte and her own cream wear.The princess is captivated by Josias creamware that emits a thin fabric, graceful shape, and bright luster, allowing it to call it "Queenswear" and Josia was worshiped "Potter to her Majesty"	Porcelain "Jasper" that is beautiful as gemstones. Wedgwood original foundation is also said to be the biggest contribution to the kiln industry.Josiah Wedgwood dreamed of creating beautiful stoneware like gemstones, completed in 1774 after thousands of scientific experiments.