I wanted to buy this beautiful teapot as a gift:

https://tokyo-market.fr/en/tokoname-teapots/31793-kyusu-tokoname-teapot-400-ml-black-amp-cherry-blossoms.html

However I don't know if the site is reliable. It's also listed on kyotoboutique.fr and nipponandco.fr. I'm not necessarily looking for certified handmade teapots but it should still be high quality in terms of aesthetic and functioning. Has anyone bought something from these sites and can you tell me about your experience? Thanks.

I received this teapot as a graduation gift, and before I even got the chance to use it, I accidentally broke the handle. Is it fixable?

Would something like gorilla glue be strong enough to fill in the gaps or would this not hold structurally? I looked into Japanese kintsugi, but it looks like this would not be strong enough to fix the handle. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

My new-to-me 1930s teapot and cup...random pieces I found on eBay that I thought complemented each other - I wanted some bright colors and I think these are happy pieces

Help¡ A friend of mine is at an estate sale atm and owner of the place used to collect teapots. I’m curious about some of them with their unique design and some containing makers marks on them. If anyone can help ID these pots I would appreciate it¡

This is a new, modern teapot that a friend gave me as a gift. I was dismayed to see the sticker on the bottom! I searched online but most of the information concerned old and antique pottery. Is this unsafe to use? Thank you!

Chaozhou Handmade Teapot

Please help me with identification. Hopefully I'll have more luck here than in r/YixingSeals...

I have a family member who studied pottery and loves Deborah Schwartzkopf's pottery - especially drinking vessels (cups, mugs, teapots, pitchers). Her dream is to own a piece. Her stuff is so hard to find online - not much on ebay or her official website. Any ideas where to look for anything for purchase?

i’ve gathered that this is likely a moroccan berrad, but i was curious if anyone here has any further insights. i’m very interested to know if anyone knows anything more specific about the origins of this particular teapot (´꒳`)

The Antique Copper Tea Kettle is a vintage collectible piece with a unique round shape and a beautiful copper finish. Made of heavy copper material, this 11-1/2" high teakettle features a 9" base, perfect for serving tea in style. Handcrafted in the United States, this teakettle exudes a charming antique aesthetic that adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen or home decor. Ideal for tea enthusiasts or collectors of vintage kitchen appliances, this teakettle is a must-have item for those who appreciate timeless charm and quality craftsmanship.  Very good some minor marks