What’s a person supposed to do if their co-worker is driving them nuts? Well, get back at them in the STINKIEST way possible, ...

Michael builds a model for a teapot base out of Bristol board. Flat silver sheets are cut into pattern pieces with an electric shearing tool. Witch-hazel branches sprout from a Banner creation.

You just need a silver teapot to make your dreams come true. Start by cleaning it and then prime, paint, and stick a transfer on top (it's optional) to give it a makeover. Avoid painting the ...

Most collectors like the idea of using silver that has a history, so a teapot that’s been handed down from generation to generation becomes quite special. There are many books on the subject.

It is an old family heirloom and is part of a EPNS tea service. The inside of my teapot is unpolished EPNS silver. I would like to know if the tannic acid in my tea is likely to disolve the silver ...

It saw expert Duncan Campbell astounded by a tiny silver teapot brought in by a couple for valuation. The miniature ornament gleamed in the sunshine as Duncan held it delicately in his hand.

The anonymous owner had taken the silver teapot to a valuation day for the BBC show Flog It!, where further investigation by the auctioneers Henry Aldridge & Son was suggested. They discovered the ...

During the episode, one guest was left amazed to discover the value of the miniature silver teapot he had inherited from his great-uncle and aunt. Expert Duncan Campbell was left blown away by the ...

This is one of the oldest silver teapots in Scotland.This tea-pot, made about 1715-20, is one of the oldest surviving silver tea-pots in Scotland and is one of the largest existing pieces of Banff ...

Antiques Roadshow expert Duncan Campbell left one guest lost for words after he shared the valuation of an "uncommon" miniature silver teapot. The expert explained to the guest and his wife that ...

Despite these unique items, it was a diminutive silver teapot that truly drew Duncan's eye. READ MORE: {{title}} At first glance assuming an appearance akin to a child's plaything, the teapot was ...

At first glance the tiny silver teapot which appeared on Antiques Roadshow on Sunday, September 3, looks like it could be a child's toy. In fact, it is actually worth over £12,000. The tiny ...