Every day always starts and ends with an enamelware teapot on the fire. Sipping your tea slowly, since there is no better material to conserve heat than our pewter products, meaning that the ritual of drinking a hot tea at 5 in the morning or a calming tea in the evening can be enjoyed for longer. 

Pewter or enamelware is the name given to the vitreous enamel steel objects that could be found in every kitchen in Spain back in the day. 

Lets not forget the amazing moments families and friends shared together, using this enamelware teapot! We are so happy that the love for vintage products has made a return! 

Small Teapot

• Content: 0.5 L
• Size: 12 x 14 cm 

Large Teapot

• Content: 0.75 L
• Size: 22 x 13 cm

• Due to the traditional methods used to make these pieces, there may be some surface burns. This is completely normal and they give them the rustic character that we love
• You can use these pieces in the oven, over gas stoves, electric or vitros, but they won't work well with induction stove
• You can wash them in your dishwasher
• Do not put them in the microwave as they are made out of metal

This product is not produced in Spain. At Real Fábrica, we have a total of 1700 products, 20 of which are not made in our country. However, we have decided to include them in our shop for a very legitimate reason. In this case, the reason is that we have been collaborating with this company, called Ibili, for years. They are originally from the north of Spain and for many decades have always worked with great professionalism, and even though they have decided to source their products from outside our borders, they continue to provide employment and economy to our country. Due to this reason, and because the enamelware products in this range are a wonderful tribute to our grandmothers (because we grew up with them), we have decided to make an exception and keep them in our catalogue. In the meantime, we are trying to find a Spanish factory that will create these wonderful products and return to manufacturing them here. The technology used is very complicated, but we hope that they will be back soon!