Bluesea > wrote:
>"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
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>> But Chatsford's biggest one is a 4-cup.
>
>It seems to me that you might have the patented Chatsford design confused
>with one of the manufacturers who are licensed to produce them because
>Chatsford teapots are available as 2, 4, 6, and 10 cuppers from Upton:
>
>http://www.uptontea.com/shopcart/cat...&categoryID=88

I see 6 and 10 cup ones in earthenware there, but I don't see anything
larger than 4 cups in Steelite.

>http://www.fjcleveland.com/teapot.html.

I don't see ANY Steelite stuff here at all.

I do not think Chatsford makes any Steelite ones larger than the 4-cup one.
If you want larger you either need to go to earthenware or bone china, both
of which are much more fragile.
--scott

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