Bring serenity to your morning with elegant tea as you collect your thoughts after the family rush out. Own this Joyce Chen imported artful cast iron tea pot on a cast iron trivet with 6 handleless tea cups individually decorated.
Have a finely executed 23 oz. cast iron Tetsubin style teapot - elegantly textured green tone with the black porcelain interior, fine mesh stainless steel infuser/strainer, the fitted peg handle lid, and elegant loop swivel handle. It’s cast with an unusual vine and seed motif winding around the top in the traditional Japanese tetsubin style except adding the modern safe porcelain interior. The heavy cast iron retains heat and keeps tea at serving temperature for that second cup. Crafted in traditional fine workmanship and beautiful appearance in unused condition from the Joyce Chen Asian Collection. The pot is 5 in. wide by 2 ¼ deep to lip, 5 in. tall with handle, lid is 2 ½ wide.
The six elegant tea cups are individually colored with a complementary spotted rim color and are filled by a half measuring cup. The cast iron trivet sits on three legs and is covered by a sun flower seed spiral pattern.
Joyce Chen (1917 - 1994) was a Chinese-American chef, restaurateur, television personality and entrepreneur. From 1958, she operated several popular Chinese restaurants in Cambridge Mass. and wrote a popular and influential cookbook the Joyce Chen Cook Book. In 1967, Chen starred in her own cooking show called Joyce Chen Cooks on Boston public television on the same set as Julia Child. In 1971, Chen launched Joyce Chen Products, a line of these higher quality Chinese cooking pots and utensils.