Coppermill Kitchen Teapot

No, this teapot is designed as a serving vessel and is not stovetop safe. You should boil your water in a separate kettle before transferring it to this pot for steeping and serving.

To preserve the finish, hand wash the teapot with mild soap and warm water, then dry it immediately with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive scrubbers, as they can damage the hand-hammered texture and the natural patina that develops over time.

Yes, the interior is lined with tin, which is a traditional and safe material for food-grade copper vessels. This lining prevents the copper from reacting with your tea while maintaining the integrity of the flavor.

No, this teapot does not include an internal filter or infuser. It is designed to be used with tea bags or with loose-leaf tea that has been steeped separately.

The copper is designed to develop a rich, unique patina as it ages, which is part of its vintage charm. If you prefer a high-shine look, you can use a copper-specific polish, but many owners prefer the character that comes with the natural oxidation process.

The teapot has a capacity of 1 quart, or 32 ounces, making it an ideal size for serving several cups of tea during a gathering or a quiet afternoon ritual.