Mini Teapot, Andrea by Sadek Blue and White Leaves, Collectibles, Vintage

• Pattern:  Sadek Mini Teapot, Blue and White Leaves (Discontinued)
• Made in: Thailand
• Vintage: 1980's - 1990's (estimated)
• Details:  Such an adorable little teapot!  This is part of a large collection from Andrea by Sadek of miniature teapots.  The pattern has beautiful blue and white leaves all over the teapot plus a solid blue handle and lid finial.  This teapot still retains its original sticker on the bottom that reads: "Handcrafted in Thailand", so we're thinking it is probably hand painted.  If you are collecting these miniatures, we hope this piece brings you joy. Great accent piece for a bookshelf, curio, or even the kitchen shelf.  Great gift for a collector, blue and white lover or tea lover!  
• Material:  Porcelain
• Dimensions: 3.0 inches Tall, approx. 5.0 inches Wide from spout to handle, the top opening is 1.5 inches in Diameter.
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Very Good Condition. There are a couple of manufacturing flaws, pictured for you, but they are not very noticeable.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we cannot accept returns.  Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show scratches, wear and tear and imperfections. 

Andrea by Sadek was founded in 1936 by Charles and Norman Sadek and it is still family owned.  It is also known as Charles Sadek Import Company and they are  headquartered in New Rochelle, New York.  Charles named the company Andrea in honor of his daughter, who is still involved in the design of their products.  After WWII Norman Sadek started trade with Japan an inspired Japanese factories to produce higher quality products.  You can still find, if rarely, Andrea by Sadek products in the market with the stamp “Occupied Japan”.   Sadek is a leader in the gift and tableware industry, they have beautiful porcelain products such as: flowers, birds and other figurines, as well as salt and pepper shakers, tea sets and tea accessories, lamps, dinnerware and much more.  Sadly in November, 2010, Norman  Sadek passed away.  Today his son Jim, along with his wife, and Norman's daughters Andrea and Lauren, all run the company.  Their team of product development, designers, researchers and buyers, uses its vast resource of factories throughout the world to bring together a collection that remains, as it has for decades, unsurpassed by any other source. The porcelain collections, while rooted in tradition, presents many contemporary design elements, and so reaches the hearts and homes of each new generation of consumers.