Old Hall Robert Welch Alveston teapot. Vintage Aladdin tea pot. 1960s/1970s satin stainless steel. Mid Century Modernist, retro. Designer

An iconic and stylish Modernist teapot designed by Robert Welch for Old Hall (Sheffield, England). Part of the iconic Alveston range from 1964, these were in production from 1964 to 1984(ish). The Alveston range won a Design Centre Award in 1965, and is now much sought after. This shape teapot is nick-named 'Aladdin'.

High quality vintage teapot in a satin 18/8 stainless steel. Made in England by Old Hall, stamped with the Old Hall Robert Welch logo. Stunning 1960s design!

Good condition for the age, all clean and sturdy with no dinks or staining. 16cm diameter x 11cm tall (not a huge capacity). The teapot is roughly 1 3/4 pints (1 litre). It's fully functional though more suited to display and a collector. It does have some small surface marks and signs of its age and use, see photos.

Care tips: These clean up beautifully in the dishwasher, just catch the drips and buff dry while they're steaming hot.

Price includes P&P to the UK.