Price & Kensington Brights Red 2Cup Teapot, Ceramic, Multi-Colour, 2 Cup

perfect size for my needs and happy i can colour match it to my kitchen. :)

A lovely teapot, it pours well, has a good handle and easy to keep clean. The lip on the lid holds the lid on better if it is facing the handle, other than that it is a good teapot. I love the colours too, bright and cheerful - I had the red one, which is a lovely cherry red, not scarlet as I feared it might have been.

I love this teapot it's perfect for a big mug of tea, it looks great and came well packaged,however the lid falls when pouring which is very disappointing, I managed to solve the issue with a thick rubber bandMaybe the inside of the lid should have a rubber seal? I won't send it back it's just a bother.

Lovely compact 2 cup teapot.Robustly built and really cute. I’m so pleased with this and can’t wait to use it!Pours very well.

Lid stays firm, spout high enough to prevent spillage when carried, pours nicely.

Attractive teapot and a good size for two decent cups. Solid and keeps the tea hot if you warm the pot properly.My one gripe is the spout - if you use a teabag it tends to get stuck in the spout when pouring and then slips so you sometimes get a big spurt of tea which overshoots the cup. Very annoying. Beware. Pots that have a barrier at the base of the spout - like this one - London Pottery 2 Cup Globe Teapot Ivory- don't have this problem. Or you could use tea leaves.I have both pots and I prefer the globe for this reason.

Does all you could want of a teapot....the lid is secure and it pours very well without any dribbling.Whilst described as a 2 cup pot the cups would need to be fairly small (the actual capacity is 400ml).The mug that I drink out of is on the large size and after filling it there is not much left in the pot.Overall I am pleased with my purchase and it looks just as smart in the flesh as it does in the photos.

Nice colour and shape but does not hold 2 cups of tea unless they meant dolly house cups