I am selling this item as I am decluttering.

Minton's is a classic British afternoon tea.
Minton is a Western-style tableware brand that was praised as "the most beautiful bone china in the world" at the 1851 London Great Exhibition and later became a supplier to the British Royal Family. Among them, "Haddon Hall", which features a design based on the tapestry motifs that hung on the walls of Haddon Hall Castle, became a best-seller and a staple of Minton. Designed by John Wadsworth in 1948.

◎The most popular design of Minton teapot! Easy to use and rare L size! (Since we have disposed of the box, we are offering it at a low price.)

A slightly larger size!

◎Currently out of stock!

*This is an unused item stored at home. The item is in good condition, but there may be some dirt, scratches, or black spots due to storage. [Please note that this is from the time of manufacture.]
Please understand that this is a storage item.
●Please refer to the photos.

Size: Outer diameter 12cm
Height without lid: 11cm, with lid: 15cm. Please allow for slight errors.

If you see it, please consider it!

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