Ceramics specialist Clare Durham tells As It Happens how an extremely rare teapot made by John Bartlam once sold for $25 but ended up going for over $1 million in auction.

Fancy teapots shaped like humans, animals, furniture or houses are not a 1990s idea. Many 19th-century teapots were made to resemble camels, monkeys, flowers or vegetables. Probably the most ...

Teapots come in a range of materials, including ceramic, glass, stainless steel and cast iron. Each has its own advantages ...