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Continental Tea Designs - Teapot

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Color:  Amber/ Pink

Style:  Teapot

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High tea elegance from glassware designer extraordinaire Sophie Lou Jacobsen.

MoMA Exclusive: Sophie Lou Jacobsen is famous for transforming glass tabletop designs into flights of fancy. Her Continental Tea pieces are crafted from translucent glass in MoMA Exclusive colors: amber and, for her signature swirled handles, light pink. Collect all pieces—teapot, sugar bowl, creamer and set of two teacups—for a tea set that will bring daily joy, even when just displayed in your kitchen. (Each piece sold separately.) Hand wash only.

  • Designer
    Sophie Lou Jacobsen
  • Size
    Tea Pot:8.75h x 7.25"diam., 25oz.
    Sugar:5h x 7"diam.
    Creamer:5h x 7"diam., 6oz.
    Tea Cup:2.5h x 4.5"diam., 4.5oz.
    Fruit Bowl:4.5h x 8.25"diam.
  • Material
    Borosilicate Glass
  • Year of Design
    2025
  • Origin
    China
Hand wash only
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Sophie Lou Jacobsen
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Sophie Lou Jacobsen is a French-born, New York City based designer. With a keen focus on the emotional aspect of objects, she creates objects for the home that blur the boundaries between functional objects and decorative art. Sophie believes that objects possess an innate energy that can have a strong effect on our lives.

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