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Glimpses of Tea History
A Tea Tackle, 1710
Courtsey: ALL ABOUT TEA by William H. Ukers
A Tea Tackle, 1710
This pot-cum-stove, or tea tackle, is the property of the Leicester City Museum. Hot embers were placed in the chamber above the flue, while the tea was in the back chamber and was drawn off through the tap.
Chapters
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History of Tea
- The First Tea Shop
- Various Types Of Tea Containers Used In Europe And America
- Early Chinese Tea Trade
- Early Days of Tibetan Brick Tea
- The Russian Caravan Trade
- The First Lipton Shop, Stobcross Street, Glasgow, 1876
- The Russian Brick Tea Trade
- The First Lyons Tea Shop
- British Tea Advertising, 1800
- Poster Advertising Tea In Brazil
- Newspaper Advertisements Of Tea From Five Countries
- Combination Hot And Cold Tea Poster By The India Tea Bureau
- One Of The Famous London Tea Gardens Of The Mid-Eighteenth Century
- A Tea Tackle, 1710
- Various English And American Patent Inset Infuser Teapots
- Some Effective Tea Brokers By British, Continental, And American Tea Packages
- Excerpts from The Saga Of Indian Tea