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    cerigwynfryn

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    New Topic Teapot of coffee pot or both? in Table Settings and Decorating Ideas

    "Hi all. Hoping to harness your collective wisdom. I'm not really a collector but I bought a pot from a charity shop cos it looked quirky- its quite small and brown. The interesting thing is that you can either put the lid on as per normal (and it looks like an ordinary teapot) or you can insert what is a cup-sized additional part (in the same brown..."

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