Artworks Teapot Brown
During the Victorian era, tea-drinking reached new heights, leading to the widespread popularity of manganese glazed teapots, famously known as "Brown Bettys." These classic teapots became essential in households throughout the United Kingdom, celebrated for their ability to brew excellent tea and their easy-to-clean design. The humble Brown Betty evolved into a cultural icon, embodying the charm of tea time.
In the century that followed, Teapot Brown emerged as a stylish and practical choice for public spaces. From London Underground stations and railway cafés to pubs and grand municipal buildings, this warm brown hue became a favoured colour, enhancing the aesthetic of various establishments. Discover the rich history and enduring appeal of Teapot Brown, a timeless symbol of British tea culture.
