I visited a local antique/junk mall Monday and found this vintage 6-cup Hall teapot for only $7.50.
Hall China was founded in 1903 in East Liverpool, Ohio and began producing their gold decorated teapot line in the 1920s.
This teapot is a Boston teapot trimmed in gold.
Read about Hall Teapots here.
This teapot shows obvious wear on the gold trim, especially on the thumb rest on the handle.
Oh, how I wonder how many pots of tea have been served through the years in this special teapot?
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We love the old Halls---Caro has about a dozen of the Hall Green ones on a little shelf around her kitchen ceiling.
And I enjoyed the link, as well---I found four that we have in our collection, and never knew the name of our "Windshield" pot. I've thought of it as "Triceratops" all these years.
Love it! And what a *great* price -- I would have scooped this up as well! (I also love that you are imagining the past life of this lovely teapot!)
I enjoyed reading about Halls teapots.
Thanks, Patsy
What a lovely Hall teapot you found and for such a good price.
No kidding, a Hall teapot. We've been to their outlet when we've gone to the Fiesta Ware outlet. I have a lot of teapots but not one of theirs. I'm over to visit you from Patsy's....wishing you a nice day!
What a great link to the Hall teapots, very nice info and pictures. Makes me want some...grin
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