22 Best Teapot Clipart!
Today we have an exquisite collection of Best Teapot Clipart free Images for your Crafts. This curated assortment of stylish vintage teapot clip art images is filled with beautiful black and white illustrations. We have many elegant Victorian teapot clip art sketches that are graceful and charming, as well as several sketches of small tea pots that are just as captivating and detailed. Some of these antique teapots would look nice framed all together, or they would be perfect for transferring onto towels, napkins, placemats etc. Others might make a nice Handmade Card for Mother’s Day or an invitation to a tea party!
Tall Teapot Clipart
Teapot Clip Art Images – Short Style
This is a darling Vintage Asian Teapot Image! Shown above is a black and white illustration of an old round shaped Teapot. The Teapot has a lovely Asian style design on it! This is another image scanned from a very rare printer’s book in my collection! There’s no date in the book, but my best guess would be that it’s from around the 1880′s.
Here we have an Antique Teapot Image from an 1850’s Catalog. I love the fancy bits on the handle and spout plus the scalloped looking trim along the top edge. So cute!
Don’t you just love this teapot with daisy like flowers encircling the upper part? I imagine this beautiful individual teapot is one that a fine Victorian lady would have taken her tea in the garden.
This next Best Teapot Clip art image from my 1850’s Catalog is a truly fabulous antique teapot engraving!! I just adore the shape of this one.
Teapot Silhouette
This is a fun Silhouette from a 1940’s Printer book! Shown is a little Teapot, a slice of Cake, and a Cup of Tea, on a quaint little table! Such a darling graphic. you could make some cute Art for your Kitchen with this one!
Simple Tea Pot Clip Art
Here is the latest addition to this collection. These cute Tea Pot Clip Art drawings are so fun! They are extra stout, they must hold a lot of water with that wide shape. These were scanned from an early 1900’s printer’s book in my collection. The original is black and white and I created a pink one and a green one for you as well.
Metal and Silver Victorian Teapot Clipart
Here’s one for the Tea lovers!! This is a grand looking Teapot from an 1899 Catalog. It’s a wonderful engraving of a silver plated piece that sold for about $20 at that time!
Full Color Teapot Clipart
Here we have a magnificent Tea or Coffee Pot graphic (or possibly Chocolate pot!) . Embellished with some colorful flowers, this aqua colored pot is so pretty! The flowers are sculpted and raised from the surface for a beautiful 3-D effect. It looks very delicate and probably was saved for special occasions. I love the nice bamboo textured handle and spout.
This is a very pretty teapot!! I’ve had some real ones like this in the past that I’ve sold in my shop. It is a nice heavy Ironstone pot. It is decorated with lovely brightly painted flowers! There are pink and yellow roses with some wonderful greenery and leaves circling the entire piece. It has a two – toned gold stripe on the top, spout, and handle. Beautiful!
Above we have a nice Victorian Scrap piece displaying a pretty little teapot! It makes me want to sing, “I’m a little teapot, short and stout…” Loving the turquoise stripe on this one! I think it would look great combined with some of our other charming vintage teacups.
Featured above is such a splendid antique teapot!! This little beauty comes from an old Mrs. Beeton’s cookbook. It looks like it could possibly be Majolica, but it’s hard to say for sure. It has such a lovely shade of peachy pink. The unusual geometric handle looks like it is embellished with gold. I just love the shape of this one! It might actually make a cute Mother’s Day card.
Pictured here is a fun Vintage Copper Teapot Image! At least I think it’s supposed to be copper anyway! This is a rather unusual Victorian Scrap piece I think, as I haven’t seen this one before. It kind of reminds me of a pumpkin, so it would be great to use for a Fall Tea party!
This one has such a pretty pattern and really lovely colors!
Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here’s a charming piece! This one is adorned with pink Roses and some additional Roses are displayed around the base. It has quite a fancy handle too!
Victorian Game Card
Here is a lovely Vintage Game Card! It has the most beautiful teapot on it. The card is square and aged beautifully in a creamy color. Bent edges add to the antique look. Written in bright red on the bottom right corner is the number ’36.’ Love it!
I hope you enjoyed this charming curated collection of Vintage Teapot Images! You might also like our Pretty Full Color Teacup Images HERE or our Black and White Teacup Clip Art Images
Tracey Weiss says
Thank you so much for all the beautiful free images you make available. I use them in my card making, my notebooks, and my junk journals. They are so pretty!
Karen Watson says
Thank you Tracey. I’m so glad you are able to use them in your creative projects!
Irene says
Hi Karen,
The latest addition with those gorgeous roses is just breathtaking! Wow, what a lovely graphic!
I think I’ll go and make myself a pot of tea!! Thank you so much for sharing these with us! Just fabulous!
Thank you so much and have a great day!
Karen Watson says
Thanks so much Irene! Enjoy your pot of tea and have a great week!
Angela says
love the latest addition. Angela
Karen Watson says
Yay! I’m so glad you like them Angela!
Maureena Ferris says
Karen,
Thank you, these are wonderful. Going to use some of these for placecards. You and the crew make every day better.
Karen Watson says
Oh, I love that idea Maureena! Thanks so much for your kind comment!! 😊
YVONNE says
I TRULY LOVE THESE TEA POTS, BEAUTIFUL
Karen Watson says
Thank you Yvonne! 😊
Yvonne says
Lovely collection, thank you!
Karen Watson says
Thank you Yvonne! 😊
Irene says
Good Afternoon Karen,
I’ve saved these teapot images because they are all very different and so unique. In those days, I’m sure that teapots were ‘the thing’ to not only have and enjoy but to put out their best when entertaining. I would love to have one of these rather than what they sell today. They look like royalty and last forever. There wasn’t one I could say would be my favourite. They all turned out to be favourites! I love these and thank you for sharing them with us!
Enjoy your day!
graphicsfairy says
Thank you Irene, I do agree the tea pots of old are so very beautiful!
Gail Quinn says
I see all these wonderful images online & on Facebook and want to make postcards from them. But when I go to upload them from my computer to a printing business, they say they are poor quality images and may not come out too good on a postcard.
Can anyone teach me how to take an image from the internet and upload it to be printed into postcards?
thanks much!!
graphicsfairy says
Hi Gail, you need to download it to your computer first and then print it. I hope that helps 🙂
Mini says
I’m no expert but if postcards are the only thing you are making with them, the image quality should be okay. Just don’t try to enlarge them or they will lose more quality. In fact, if you are making regular size postcards they should be even better because they will be smaller. First download them onto your own computer. To download, hover your mouse over image you want to save, right click and a window will pop up giving you several options. Left click “save image as…” . This should bring your own computer window up for you to see in which you will want to left click “save” in the bottom right hand corner. I say try one and see. Good luck! Hope this helps!
Loretta Houben says
Thanks so much for these exquisite engravings of teapots!!!!
I just love them all.
graphicsfairy says
Thank you Loretta, I am so happy you enjoy them 🙂
Elaine McCarty says
Thank you, Karen. It’s a lovely collection of images!
graphicsfairy says
Thank you Elaine 🙂
Maxine D says
So elegant – thanks Karen
Blessings
Maxine
H G Halmay says
Beautiful art, however this is a coffee pot, not a tea pot. Tea pots are not tall and thin. They’re short and squat (remember the childhood song … “I’m a little tea pot, short and squat…” ?). Coffee and coffee pots became much more popular in America during and after the American Revolution (that was partially about high taxes on tea). Patriotic Americans would not drink tea at that time! Fortunately, that’s long behind us, now (love my morning tea). Thanks for all the wonderful images!
Margaret Klinger says
Just what I was thinking. Beautiful art but they are mostly coffee pots. Maybe do some more teapots some time. Thank you for the images orovided.
Angela says
Thank you for both teapots