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Wow. Oh my. I am here and will be back. Fantastic auction

I will tomorrow sis. Sorry fell asleep. ♡

It's definitely antique sis. ♡

These are mini tea pots aren't they,, so very cute

They are very hard to find. I'm hoping to GIN for both. My Mother has a few. She checked these are fantastic. Researched for you sis

Thanks your the best.xoxoxo

I'm about 99% Sure they were. These were made in 1999. That's over 17 years ago.

No Kelleh, anything 100 years and older are antiques. I'm 1000% sure of that.

I'd say copper alloy. They stopped using copper back in the second world war when all the metal had to be used to make defensive weapons and such. Here's what I'll do, I'll write down the info on the bottom and research it myself and bring you the results. Just on second look of these I can tell you they are numbered which could mean they're so many made of these or for reasons we'll only know by doing the research.

I have also found out that these ones are still being made and therefore not limited editions...Yet! Here's the FAQ's I pulled up about these items (besides they are made in England):

How do I know that my miniature enamel teapot is an authentic Charlotte di Vita Collections™ original?

Every Charlotte di Vita Collections™ enamel is back-stamp authenticated and is presented with a brass tag confirming the teapot as a "Certified Original".

The backstamp on the bottom of the teapot includes the following information:

Trade plus Aid design number
International Registration Number
Registered Design number
Patent Registration Number
Handpainted Edition Number
The brass tag is attached to the handle of the teapot by a silk cord and shows the di Vita family crest on one side and has Charlotte di Vita's initials on the reverse above the website address and the Patent Registration number.

If you have any further questions about the Charlotte di Vita Collections™, please email info@tradeplusaid.com

I hope this helps sweetie. The way I know I'm 1000% positive that anything 100 years an older are antiques is because I've been around them since I was 12 years old. My dad is a coin dealer and very active in the collecting of rare and antique coins, auctions, and coin shows in Florida.

And furthermore, technically anything over 25 years is vintage. The "copper" on the enamel teapots is actually paint! From my last response you see what all the numbers are for on the bottom. These are not hard to find. I found them when entering "Trade Plus Aid handpainted teapots by C. Maddicott A367" You can find them on Etsy and Ebay and many other websites. Not with the same "Edition Number" as yours since they have their own "Edition Numbers"

Shoot me a message if you want to know anything else about what you list. After all, what are friend's for right?!

Oh my goodness I am in love those are so cool

Why has no one GIN'd these yet?!?! It's well worth the value of the teapots!!