Name: Glass Teapot with Retractable Infuser
Brand: Audo CPH
SKU: 3362
Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

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Audo CPH

Copenhagen, Denmark

A crisp Scandinavian look. A clever, beautiful approach to everyday objects. And a dedication to working with local craftspeople around the world. Need we say more?

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Regina B.

05/21/23

Amazingly stylish and functional

Love this purchase for an architect friend with great taste. She hundred percent approved and also reports better tea experience since the leaves can be pulled out just after the perfect time of steeping.
Can highly recommend!

Kyle B.

02/26/24

Love this silly teapot more

Love this silly teapot more than my imagination at time receipt

Weimarner

04/21/20

beautiful but could use some improvement

I think the tea kettle is beautifu....the lid is plastic which does take away from asthetics a bit when you look up close. Also the dipper doesn't have the best way to pull up and down...meaning you will have to take the lid off and pull it down which if you are resteeping teas would have been nice to be able to push it down without opening the li...Read More

d. Also, we will see if the rim around the lid will stay put. Lastly its is not stable at the bottom....not sure if it is a fault of this piece or designed this way.

Overall structurally it looks beautiful but certainly have some compromises made in functionality to achieve the look. Read Less

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