In the UK, there is a national drink called: Tea. Speaking of British tea culture, calculate, one-third of their lives are Tea time; even if you have a big deal, you have to wait for the British to finish the afternoon tea. This is British tea culture. Rules that can’t be beaten by thunder. An English folk song sang: “When the clock strikes four times, everything in the world stops for tea.”

The British, who had never planted a piece of tea in history, used foreign products to create a British tea culture with rich connotations and elegant forms. In the glorious era of Britain, tea became an important life content occupied by the nobles, and subsequently spread to Europe and America. It is not difficult to find that the scene of royal nobles drinking tea can be seen in many famous paintings. They are always tirelessly carrying forward the traditional British tea culture. The British blended tea and milk into delicious “English tea”, which brought out the fragrance and flavor, and also reconciled the two cultures.

British tea sets, like British tea, originated in China. As soon as exquisite porcelain from the East entered Europe, it immediately became a luxury item that the upper class of Europe rushed to buy. At that time, the porcelain produced in Britain imitated China from its shapes to patterns and colors, but it was not as good as the Chinese tea sets with craftsmanship passed down through generations. It is said that when using English tea sets to make tea, the cup will burst due to heat. Therefore, you must pour some cold milk into the teacup before you can make tea with boiling water. In order to boast that they are using authentic Chinese tea sets purchased at a high price, the rich often deliberately pour hot boiling water directly into the tea cup in front of the guests, and then pour milk into it. Therefore, tea first and milk later are regarded as the rules of the rich.

Porcelain teapot (two-person pot, four-person pot or six-person pot.. depending on the number of guests to entertain); filter spoon and small plate for screening program; cup set; sugar bowl; milk cup; three-layer dessert Plate; teaspoon (the correct way to place a teaspoon is at a 45-degree angle to the cup); a seven-inch personal dessert plate; a tea knife (for butter and jam); a fork for cake; a bowl for tea residue; a napkin; Fresh flowers; insulation cover; wooden tray (for serving tea). In addition, hand-embroidered lace tablecloths or tray mats are very important equipment for Victorian afternoon tea, because they symbolize important home decorations of the Victorian aristocratic life.

Today we introduce you to a single product，anti-falling lid design British teapot.On the basis of the traditional British design, we made a special design according to the applicable habits, so that even if the lid is tilted 90 degrees, the lid will not fall off due to the tilt. In terms of material, we choose porcelain as the raw material. After the process of removing iron twice, the product itself is made whiter, and the pure white color decorates your tea drinking time and better reflects your delicate life. If you want more exquisite patterns, it is also very good to add other design techniques to this porcelain teapot. For example, using decals to decorate beautiful flowers and butterflies, or using hand-painted crafts to paint beautiful and exquisite pictures on the original transparent glaze are very good. In addition to transparent glaze, other colors can also be used for decoration. Give you more choices. Well-designed products can often give people a better experience. Wellwares provides you with one-stop sourcing.