Wedgwood India Bone China Teapot, 1.4 Pint

This is a lovely set of china. The colors set off food nicely and coordinate with different colors of table linens easily and they have a well-made feel to them. I did have one cup arrive chipped, they come nicely packed into their own box, but Amazon seems to do a fairly careless job of packing those boxes - check things over carefully when they arrive, fortunately Amazon returns/exchanges are pretty painless.

We bought this as a Christmas Gift for our daughter to add to her set. She was excited and loved it. It is a beautiful set and great quality. Makes a great gift for anyone who has a set and wants additional pieces. This is something I am sure she will hand down to her grandchildren someday.

This is a pattern that is in our family and I was sad to see Wedgwood no longer makes it. This order was well packaged and in great condition. There was only one stain on the back of a dish. Almost no scratches at all on the plates and the one or two minor ones I found were only visible by holding at an angle against the light. You cannot beat the quality for the price - especially since the pattern is now discontinued! Highly recommended.

This is a Wedgewood and you would expect nothing less. These sets are made with high quality and elegance. These were not coming from England, but Indonesia and they were still made with the exacting quality from Wedgewood.

These are stunning and well packed

The product arrived on time and was carefully packed. I was a little skeptical to buy it online, fearing damage. But absolutely no problem. The yellow color on the rim is subtle, which is what I wanted.

For once a Wedgewood teapot arrived to me unbroken! Whoever wrapped it really took care to make sure it wouldn't be damaged in shipping like my last one. Be forewarned, this teapot DOES NOT go on the stove top, and pre-warm it before adding the really hot water to prevent cracking or breaking the china.

This sunny, cheerful pattern makes a perfect gift for my sunny, cheerful daughter. Every literary tea-drinker should have a pattern that suites their personality. The Wedgwood India pattern is my English lit. major's favorite.

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