Bandai Visual Club have come up with a great emblem for St. Gloriana’s sensha-do team, although it’s based on the tank used by the main characters of the hit anime Girls und Panzer. This Panzer IV turret teapot carries up to 300ml of liquid and comes with two teacups that are printed with quotes from the show.
Attack Bandai Visual Club and pre-order the Girls und Panzer teapot for ~$90 (USD).
[via Anime News Network]
It’s not as high tech as Artoo’s remote controlled mini fridge incarnation, but this ceramic teapot is as cute as a button. On the other hand, it is just a normal teapot with decals on it, so if you’re handy with crafts you might want to save a few bucks and make your own. Besides, a polished steel pot would be a better approximation of the astromech’s head.
You can pre-order the teapot from Urban Collector for $36 (USD) or from Entertainment Earth for $40.
[via Slash Gear]
It’s not at all what you imagine a teapot looking like, and that’s exactly what’s so cool about the Quattro! The vertical, rectangular design makes pouring and transporting a cinch thanks to its beautifully simple, yet highly functional handle that also acts as a base. Just tip it to poor, or reverse the base to the upwards position to carry it around!
Designer: Snezana Jeremic
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If you watch Adventure Time, you know that BMO is an incredibly versatile robot. He/She/It can function as a video game console, toaster, flashlight, alarm clock, music player, electrical outlet and more. And now, BMO can serve you a cup of tea.
This awesome four-cup BMO teapot was handcrafted by Rebekka Ferbrache of Jade Flower Ceramics, and is a perfect likeness of the Game Boy-inspired robot pal. Rebekka says she was inspired by the Bitter sketch from Five More Short Graybles, in which BMO teaches its alter ego Football how to drink tea with pinkies extended.
But wait, there’s more – you don’t just get BMO when you buy this teapot. You’ll also get four nifty ceramic teacups so you have a place to pour your freshly-steeped brew instead of directly onto the surface of your coffee table.
The BMO tea set is available over on Jade Flower’s Etsy shop for $150(USD).
This beautiful ceramic teapot was handmade by Etsy seller/Zelda fan/punk potter Lauren Russell. She made it lovingly using white earthenware clay then carefully glazed it with non-toxic glazes. And Link wouldn’t think twice about breaking it open for a chance of scoring a rupee.
Aside from the cool green color, it also a golden Triforce on one side and the red logo found on Link’s Hylian Shield in Twilight Princess on the other side. It can hold about 5 cups of liquid and is dishwasher safe.
This teapot has already been bought, and it won’t respawn even if you leave the room and come back. But maybe you can contact Lauren and commission her to make you one.
[The Punk-n-patch via Insanely Gaming]
Chicken & Kitchen is a quirky take on timer-enabled teapots. I love the bright red rooster-esque reference to the timer feature. As easy as it says….turn the crank to set the time from 5 minutes to about an hour, and at the set minute, this chicken is sure to cluck! Ah, the pleasures of a perfectly steeped cuppa chai; hard to deny myself one!
Size: 150x227x217(mm)
Materials: Stainless Steel & Plastic
Designer: Jin Young
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What does your morning coffee or tea mug look like? I bet it doesn’t look anything like these awesome handpainted Stormtrooper pieces by Lenny Mud.
Lenny has been busy incorporating stormtroopers from Star Wars into mugs, tea pots, coffee pots, and other dishes. They’re perfect for the Star Wars fan and Dark Lords of the Sith in training.
They’re made from eco-friendly earthenware clay that been kiln fired twice up to 1900 °F. Lenny says that they are safe to microwave, but should be tested first as the handles of some models may heat up.
Some of his wares have already sold, but there are plenty to choose from. Prices vary from $16 to $50(USD) at Lenny Mud’s Etsy shop.
[via Jay Mug]
