Tea Infuser

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

Sterling silver tea pot tea infuser & stand. Charming 18th century design; vintage.

Vintage sterling silver tea infuser in the shape of an acorn by Webster Co of Attleboro, MA.

Vintage sterling silver tea infuser in the shape of a tea kettle by Simon Brothers.

Vintage sterling silver tea infuser in the shape of a cauldron by Liebs Silver Co.

These six silver-plated tea infusers were produced in Germany in the 1930s.

Make tea drinking an event with this beautiful caddy Displays a desirable aged patina Superb grain interest to the select rosewood Deep caramel hues beam beneath the wax polish fi...

An American sterling silver tea ball infuser, showing the makers mark for Webster Sterling, circa early 1900s.

The set contains the following: 1 copper kettle with spirit burner 4 knives and forks 4 tea spoons 4 8' round enameled plates 2 all metal containers 1 'Coracle' stoneware conta...

A hinged opening for filling the ball with loose tea. Overall piercings allow the tea leaves to infuse directly into a cup of hot water.

It has beautiful embossed floral decoration on the baluster form body with a detachable cover and tea infuser. It has a pair of fluted scroll handles, an ebonised tap and is rais...

This cutlery set / flatware consists of following parts: Appetizer set: 12 small knives 12 small forks 12 small spoons Dinner set: 12 large knives 12 large forks 12 large s...

Over time, your teapot will enhance the teas. The teapot has small holes before the spout so that you can put loose tea or tea leaves directly into the water, without the need for...

Whether used for a summer dinner party or a quiet afternoon tea, these plates infuse an element of charm and rustic elegance into your dining space.

Whether used for a summer dinner party or a quiet afternoon tea, these plates infuse an element of charm and rustic elegance into your dining space.

Whether used for a summer dinner party or a quiet afternoon tea, these plates infuse an element of charm and rustic elegance into your dining space.

Antique Victorian 20 - 21.6 karat yellow gold acorn tea infuser. This exquisite tea infuser is beautifully crafted in the shape of an ornate acorn.

Being offered is a sterling silver tea leaf infuser made by the Alvin Silver Company.

A fine American silver tea infuser spoon In sterling silver. By Gorham.

Webster sterling silver ball tea infuser/strainer with cut-out design handle.

This set includes: 18 large banquet size knives, blunt, 10 1/4" 18 dinner size knives, blunt, 9 5/8" 18 dinner size forks, 7 3/4" 18 luncheon knives, blunt, 8 1/2" 18 luncheon forks...

Vintage mid 20th century figural teapot sterling silver tea holder infuser with a hinged lid. It comes with its original chain Made by Amcraft Attleboro Mass which is a company that ...

Christian Dell tea infuser, made out of silver plated brass. 1924 Measure: 5.25" L.

Victorian silver (teaette) patented tea infuser, patented in 1884 (Pat no. 5594). Hallmarked, London, 1893.

Antique Victorian Silver Tea Infuser Spoon Famous "Teaette" tea infuser patent no :- 5594.

Large Four-Gallon Two-Handled Copper Tea Urn with Double Spigot, Infuser, and Lid. Marked, "Tala."

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

There is a spirit heater with a copper kettle that has a serrated underside to increase the heating surface, 4 flasks with brass screw caps and a container divided in 3 to take tea a...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

The sometimes rebellious, always innovative ‘Homeware’ collection has grown to include glassware, barware, knives, cutlery, vape pipes, tea infusers and mugs. ‘Professional Chef Kniv...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

It is not clear when the first tetsubin kettles appeared in Japan, but one hypothesis is that the popularity of the tetsubin grew alongside sencha, a form of leaf tea. During the 19...

A post-Bauhaus American Machine Age interpretation, attributed to Paye & Baker, circa 1928. Each of four infusers signed "Sterling." Original stand is unmarked and possibly silver p...

Because of he high cost of tea, the beverage was infused (heated and brewed) at the table to prevent waste.

Late 19th century sterling silver tea ball infuser with repousse scrolled foliage throughout the entire ball on a link chain.

This silver Tea Caddy and Spoon Infuser fits neatly into a small red leather case which is stamped in silver with Leuchars & Son, 38 & 39 Piccadilly London.

During the 19th century, infused tea became more popular and tetsubin were considered primarily status symbols rather than functional kitchen items.".