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The best floral teapots to add a touch of elegance to your afternoon tea
Perfect for everyday or entertaining.
Looking for a floral teapot? A floral teapot is a wonderful addition to an afternoon tea spread or perfect for those who like a regular top up throughout the morning. They're also are a great choice for when you're entertaining friends and family and need lots of cups of tea!
Available in a range of materials, traditionally teapots tend to be made of either bone china or porcelain and were originally made in a classic plain white design. However, today many high street retailers and luxury brands have put their stamp on theirs, using fun designs, including gorgeous floral prints.
Not only do they stop you from constantly boiling the kettle, teapots are very durable pieces of homeware and are great for keeping your hot water warm for a long period of time. You will also get extra style points for serving your tea in a chic floral teapot too.
The key thing to look for when searching for the best teapot is whether the handle of the teapot stays cool and whether it has a non-drip spout and a lid that fits onto your teapot securely. Another thing to note is to double check whether it's dishwasher and microwave safe too.
We think a floral teapot is the perfect homes gift this Christmas and would also make a wonderful gift idea for your mum or someone special to you this year. You could even pair it with one of our favourite tea advent calendars for a thoughtful gift this Christmas.
To help you out, we've picked out our favourite floral teapots available online right now below:
Inspired by Spring Japanese style, this retro looking floral teapot will be a brilliant addition to your tea set. Hand-painted in a gorgeous blue colour, we're loving this trendy take on a traditional teapot.
Perfect for those who loves all things royals, this floral teapot is for you. Established in 1897, Royal Albert was created originally to create a set of bone china pieces for the Queen's diamond jubilee celebrations. Since then the brand has remained synonymous with fine English teaware.
Emma Bridgewater Personalised Pink Roses 2 Mug Teapot
You can't beat a gorgeous Emma Bridgewater pattern! This stylish pink roses design is a versatile option that you can use all year round. If gifting it as a present, why not personalise it with their name or nickname.
Looking for the perfect homes gift this Christmas? This blackberry floral teapot is giving us all the festive feels this season.
SKU London Pottery Bell Teapot 1L Teal Floral
Do you love the colour blue? This beautiful floral teapot features a design from the founder David Birch along with a vibrant chinoiserie inspired pattern. Designed with a non-drip spout and stainless steel infuser, this teapot can also be used with leaves using the diffuser and tea bags without the diffuser.
Fortnum & Mason Fortnum's Camellia White Tea for One Teapot-£160
Looking for a classic floral design? This dainty teaware piece features gold gilding and an intertwining bush design, to create a magical nature scene.
Morris & Co. Spode Honeysuckle Teapot, 1.1L, Multi
Showcasing a charming honey suckle heritage print, this pattern is from the archive of arts and crafts designer William Morris. It's also dishwasher and microwave safe, making it a great option for everyday use.
For just £22, this impressive floral teapot is an absolute steal this Christmas. Made from stoneware to prevent chipping and cracking, this is one of our favourite options this year.
Cath Kidston Painted Table Stoneware Teapot,1L, Multi
Nothing says florals like Cath Kidston! This adorable pink teapot is perfect for those who love delicate floral prints.
Featuring meticulous floral patterns, this pretty blue and white floral teapot is one to save for special occasions. Pair with your favourite afternoon tea recipes for a winning combination.
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