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Hi All

I have been sent on a mission to sort out our “vault” at the tea pottery in devon. What a find! There are lots of teapots there that are well known to all of you teapot collectors. I am therefore going to feature one of our “vault” teapots a week for our enthusiasts who might need that elusive teapot to complete their collection.

Hi everyone

Hope everybody is set for Mothers Day and you all have a wonderful time.

Glad to see that you have all been impressed with Paul’s new “Choc Chic” teapot.  I have already got the first batch through and will send this out to you as soon as I can.  You never know, you might find a nice Easter surprise on your doorstep before the chocolate eggs arrive!  For all of those teapot collectors who like to get their hands on prototypes, Paul has got a couple of prototypes of his “Choc Chic” teapot for sale.  If you are interested, do let me know.

Hello everyone

I know that a lot of you have already been on-line and ordered Paul’s new “Choc Chic” gold edition teapot.  I know that you will love this pot when you receive it.

For all of the collectors out there who know Paul and his quirky ways, you will know that Paul is never happy with his teapots until they are the perfect in one way or another.  So Paul has therefore got some prototype “Choc Chic” teapots on his desk as a wonderful easter present for a loved one.  Should anybody be interested in getting their chocolate covered hands on one of these amazing prototypes, do let me know - sharon@cardewdesign.com.

Hi Guys

Hope you are all okay. 

 To all of you who have had problems ordering Paul’s new “Choc Chic” teapot and entering the quiz, I do apologise.  The website has had a few problems recently but the web designers are working round the clock to try and rectify this and all will be up and running soon.  Please, please do keep trying.

Hi everyone.  Sharon here again with my weekly update on all the news during the week.

Firstly, if you have been checking out the newly re-vamped website and news articles, you will see that Sue Blazye has pointed out that Gary Seymour has got his “open day” on Saturday, the 22nd April.  No doubt the word has spread and a lot of you have plans to go and see Gary’s latest creations.  Teapot Island is a great place to visit if you love teapots, as Sue has an amazing collection of teapots past and present, in every shape and form that you can think of.   You can see details of Teapot Island at www.teapotisland.co.uk.

My name is Sharon and I have, for all my sins, decided to donate my time to solving all your queries and questions and being the “voice” of Cardew Club.

I have worked for Cardew now for 7 years and hope to be able to provide you with any information that you may need with regard to your teapots, past and present.  I also hope to be able to include news on all new teapots brought out by each of the designers, details on their open days, plus any other vital information.

The website will be going through some changes over the next couple of weeks but definitely for the better!

When they graduated from college this past year with marketing and journalism degrees, Kristen and Courtney Kammerer thought about taking jobs where they’d have to sit behind desks all day at big fancy shmancy offices.

Boring.

Instead, the sassy, J. Crew-wearing, 20-something sisters decided they’d rather spend their days hanging out together, drinking tea and chatting; their daily uniforms simply jeans and T-shirts.

Now that’s a business plan.

Since October, the Temple and St. Joe’s graduates have been the proud owners of the Remedy Tea Bar, a tea-only shop on Sansom Street near 16th.