Dormouse and The Teapot – Review‏

Last Updated on 11 May 2023 by Colette

This post features product gifted for review

If you’re looking for something a bit quirky with a vintage edge this Christmas pop on over to Dormouse and The Teapot and have a little look at the range of hand stamped vintage cutlery.

From “Baby’s first Christmas spoons” to “Plant marker gift sets” you’re bound to find something to suit.

Being as how Dave is an avid cook and also keen to start growing his own herbs and vegetables I thought the plant marker gift set was ideal for him.  I went for the “chillies” option as he does like a bit of spice in his food and has been known to grow chillies in the past.  (And of course the engraving made me laugh.)

Dormouse and The Teapot
Dormouse and The Teapot – Plant marker set

The spoon arrives carefully wrapped with it’s own packet of seeds ready to be planted in your own time.  I’m looking forward to seeing the spoon in situ in our kitchen when things are more settled and we’re able to think about plants and things again!

hand stamped vintage spoon
Hot Stuff!

The hand stamped finish is fabulous and couldn’t fail to raise a smile.  Of course there’s nothing to stop you using the spoon as . . . a spoon!  I think Dave would quite enjoy eating his breakfast cereal with his new “Hot stuff” spoon!

If you’re considering a purchase from Dormouse and The Teapot this Christmas let me tempt you further with a 10% discount – just enter the code xmas10 – I’d love to know what you choose!

Author

  • Colette Burgess is an experienced primary school teacher and has lived in Manchester for most of her adult life. She is married to Dave and they have three children aged 12, 15, and 16.

    Colette has been writing about days out and adventures in Manchester and beyond including day trips and short breaks in the UK and holidays abroad since 2012.

    Colette and her family love festivals, camping and generally being outside.

    View all posts

42 thoughts on “Dormouse and The Teapot – Review‏”

Leave a comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.