Brown Betty Embossed Logo Teapots

The Brown Betty is a purely rational design, stripped of anything superfluous to its function and production methods. The very character of the pot comes from the quality of the Staffordshire red clay from which it is made. The Brown Betty Embossed teapot, which boldly announces it heritage is a relatively modern design innovation. It was introduced by Cauldon Ceramics founder Zamir Shaihk following input received from the Japanese market. Japanese customers are particularly appreciative of the Brown Betty history.

In its lifetime, the Brown Betty has been subject to continuous refinement at the hands of numerous manufacturers. In particular, the maker Alcock, Lindley and Bloore (1906-1979) pioneered a number of design innovations.