Large Teapots

Our large teapots are perfect for when you're serving a crowd or just want a second cup without getting up. From glass to cast iron, each one is built to last and easy to clean.

  • Glass & cast iron
  • 4 sizes up to 1L
  • Built-in strainers
  • Borosilicate glass
  • ✓ Choose from glass or cast iron to match your brewing style.
  • ✓ Built-in strainers and infusers make brewing loose leaf simple.
  • ✓ Borosilicate glass handles hot water safely and cleans up easily.
  • ✓ Cast iron retains heat for hours, keeping tea warm longer.

Large Teapots for Family Gatherings and Everyday Use

When you need more than a single cup, a large teapot is a must. Our collection includes glass teapots with built-in strainers, so you can brew loose leaf tea right in the pot. The clear glass lets you see the color of your tea, so you know when it's ready. And with sizes from 450 ml to 1 liter, you can serve two to four cups easily.

Glass vs. Cast Iron: Which Large Teapot Is Right for You?

Glass teapots are great for showing off the tea leaves as they unfurl, and they're dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. Cast iron teapots, on the other hand, are perfect for keeping tea hot for a long time, and they add a touch of rustic charm to your table. Think about how you like to brew and serve tea, and choose the material that fits your routine.

Caring for Your Large Teapot

To keep your teapot in tip-top shape, follow the care instructions that come with it. Glass teapots are usually safe for the dishwasher, but hand washing is gentler. Cast iron teapots need a little more attention: rinse with hot water and dry thoroughly to prevent rust. Never put cast iron in the dishwasher. With proper care, your teapot will last for years.

Material Capacity Care
Glass (borosilicate) 450 ml to 1 L Dishwasher safe, hand wash recommended
Cast iron 30 oz (approx. 887 ml) Hand wash, dry immediately, season occasionally
Pumpkin glass 20 oz (approx. 591 ml) Dishwasher safe, hand wash recommended

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these teapots on a stove?

No, these teapots are not for stovetop use. They are designed for brewing with hot water from a kettle.

Do the glass teapots come with a strainer?

Yes, most of our glass teapots have a built-in stainless steel or glass strainer, so you can brew loose leaf tea directly in the pot.

Are the glass teapots microwave safe?

Borosilicate glass is generally microwave safe, but we recommend checking the specific product details. To be safe, avoid sudden temperature changes.

How do I clean a cast iron teapot?

Rinse with hot water, wipe with a soft cloth, and dry completely. Do not use soap or put it in the dishwasher. Occasionally, you can season the inside with a light coat of vegetable oil.

What is the largest size available?

The largest size in this collection is 1 liter (about 34 ounces), perfect for serving four cups of tea.