Finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.
This teapot is an itty bitty one that I got in the gift shop at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas years ago when Chris and I took a trip there. I fell in love with the bright colors and paid way more for it than I probably should have at the time but hey—it was Vegas!!! It is made by Rondo and I have not seen any other like it since then though I am sure they have them in gift shops everywhere.
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It looks tiny…can you wear it on a necklace for teapot emergencies?
Oh it isn’t THAT tiny!!! About 4 inches but the handle is huge!!! I could maybe wear that around my neck???
That’s adorable and absolutely beautiful. Love all the intricate details and gold overlay. A great one for displaying!!!
Thanks. Obviously not a brewing pot!!!
It’s beautiful.
Thanks, Christine!!!
I love your teapots. I have never collected them, but my husband’s Aunt did and we ended up with her collection … they are all miniatures. I have them in a box in my storage … what a waste. E-mail me and we could maybe talk about giving them a home where they will be loved. Enjoy your blog …
Andrea @ From The Sol
Oh, it’s gorgeous, Beth Ann! I just love it!
Hugs,
Kathy
Thanks!!!
What a different teapot. I love the colors and design.
Thank you!!! It is not a brewing pot but still a nice one to display!
This one is very pretty. Definitely unique. Just love that tall handle. It sets the teapot off very well and the detail is so pretty. Can’t wait to see the next one. Do you know exactly how many you have?
I do not know how many I have—-I guess I need to count one of these days!
That’s a neat looking teapot, Beth Ann. I hear the Venetian is beautiful.
It was a great trip—-combined business with pleasure and even got the gondola ride! Better yet years later we got the real thing in Venice.
Quite unusual one here!
It is, isn’t it? I had to dig to get to it –it was at the back of the bookcase!