Fiesta Teapot

While the ceramic is structurally sound, please note that Fiesta's 'Original Red' glaze from the 1930s contained uranium oxide. While generally considered safe for display or occasional use, many collectors prefer to keep these vintage pieces as decorative items rather than for daily food consumption.

No, this teapot does not feature an internal filter or strainer. It is designed with a standard pour spout, so you will need to use a separate infuser or tea ball when brewing loose-leaf tea.

To preserve the integrity of the original glaze and the ceramic body, we recommend hand washing with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using harsh abrasives or a dishwasher, as the heat and chemicals can cause damage to vintage finishes.

The teapot features a removable lid that is designed to sit securely within the opening. However, as with many vintage teapots, it is standard practice to hold the lid in place with your thumb while pouring to ensure stability.

This piece is from the large-scale production line of the 1930s, making it well-suited for serving multiple guests. It comfortably holds enough tea for 4 to 6 standard cups.