A small magnetic glass teapot with the conical filter. Its very design shape in inverted cone ensures good stability in addition to being very aesthetic. Rather individual, it is ideal for the workplace it is placed on a cork underside to protect the desk, it thus avoids too much handling and can be placed directly without problem on a strong heat source, in order to reheat the cooled tea. The high borosilicate glass is not afraid of large temperature variations (-20/130°C) The operating principle is simple, the stainless steel filter is fitted with a valve whose valve, sucked in by a magnet, is released by pressure on the lid. The tea has had time to infuse and will be released instantly. The side handle is also practical and ergonomic. The cups offered in the second variant make a nice set, the used filter can be placed on one of them. Capacity of teapot 300ml, cups 50ml Chinese origin

A magnetic teapot whose glass is decorated with a pattern that changes color according to variations in water temperature. We can call it the sloth, because the filter container releases itself on contact with the magnetic teapot. The set has a magical look, with the jewel button on the lid. A very nice tea time for people who love play and creativity.  The principle, the filter container suspended and provided below with a steel ball which obstructs the flow of tea which infuses. As you approach the teapot with a magnet on its handle, the ball is moved and releases the infused beverage. Here the pleasure is not limited to that, the delicately painted motif of a blue tree gradually transforms into a pink tree on contact with hot water, then returns to its initial color when it cools. Borosilicate glass withstands large temperature differences -20 to 130°C. The teapot has a capacity of 285ml, the cups offered in the variants are 100ml for variant 2 and 75ml for model 3. Origine : Fujian Marque : Jiangxinshe 

Teapot with magnet on its handle, it is placed on a fantastic support of a dragon with golden scales. Its horns hold in the air the filter container which will release its infusion on contact with the magnetic handle-tail of the dragon. For the amateurs, it is a superb device which will put "wonderful" in the ceremony of the tea.  The principle of the magnetic teapot is simple, a steel ball is placed under the filter at the bottom of the upper container. The teapot is housed below and it is then freed from the ball sucked in by the magnet located in the handle. This allows the tea or any infusion to take the necessary time and then be served. Borosilicate glass is not afraid of boiling liquid.  The teapot has a capacity of 350ml, the filter container 300ml, the cups 120ml. Resin dragon stand. The second model is finely adorned on its glass with a superb thundering dragon in gilded metal. Chinese origin.  

A fun scenario for this teapot magnetized by its handle with the magnetic filter system. The support depicts a frog that "takes it easy" under a lotus on which the tea filter tank is placed. The elements of the support seem fashioned in bronze. The symbolism of the frog revolves around money, abundance and prosperity, while the lotus balances with elegance, purity and devotion.  The principle of the magnetic teapot is simple, the filter tank has a steel ball at its bottom. when you approach the teapot below, its magnetic handle moves the ball which releases the infused tea.   The stand is 17cm high, the teapot has a volume of 300ml while the filter tank has a capacity of 350ml.  The support is in resin, it really looks like bronze. Borosilicate glass can withstand boiling water. The small cups offered are also made of borosilicate glass. Chinese origin Brand : LanBeiJia

A milky, frosted, translucent glass teapot, its design is simple, everything is based on its attractive luminosity and small details such as the button on the lid cut in diamonds, the elegant and ergonomic handle. The upper filter tank is as if suspended between branches, the teapot slides underneath and contacts the steel ball with its magnetic handle, which immediately releases the infused tea. An ingenious and creative device that gives a touch of fantasy to tea ceremonies.  The glass has a high borosilicate content and can easily receive boiling water for the infusion of tea or herbal tea. The water has plenty of time to work up to the desired infusion intensity before finally being released. Capacity of the teapot: 850ml Chinese origin Note: the ball will be packed separately to avoid possible shocks with the glass during transport. It is quite easy to mount the small device using the attached photo.

A small double-walled glass teapot that you can grab without getting burned. Its stainless steel diffuser is equipped with a magnetic system that allows the tea or herbal tea to infuse, then to be released by simply pressing the lid. This has the advantage of infusing at your convenience and the time necessary for everyone's taste. The tea stays warm by isothermal effect. The small double-walled cups insulate the fingers from the heat. This makes a set without a handle, and with simple and clean lines. The high borosilicate glass has a wide temperature range tolerance (-20° to 130¨C), making this small teapot an all-rounder. The infusion release system is simple, the valve which magnetically closes the filter and is pushed back by the pressure of the lid and releases the beverage. Capacity of the teapot: 200ml, of the cup: 50ml Chinese origin

A surprising tea service, whose ingenious and creative device will liven up the evenings. It is a luminous arch system, mounted on a tray, the glass teapot is hung there, the tea is suspended, illuminated, it creates an amber atmosphere. Then you hang the small container with the side handle by its little strap from the spout of the teapot, the hoop tilts and the tea flows into this little yokote. A playful staging for the pleasure of the eyes: This is a tea ceremony that we are not ready to forget. This experience is quite comparable to that of the magnetic teapot, although this one is not. On the tray you can put the 4 cups and the yokote. The glass is high in borosilicate, the experience can be done with a boiling tea, as with an iced drink. Craftsmanship, blown glass Chinese origin Style: Modern/Technical/Playful

Deer teapot, the device is simple: the ceramic filter is held by a majestic deer and stands above the borosilicate glass teapot. Easy to disassemble and clean. A perfect gift idea that can be used as a table decoration and an ornament. 130ml tea cup: Diameter: about 9.3cm; height: about 8.7 cm. Base of the resin deer: 25.5cmx21cm Magnetic teapot: 300ml; mouth diameter: about 9.6cm; height: about 7.8 cm. Capacity: 400ml

A fiery horse for this automatic-magnetic teapot, it seems sculpted in a beautiful veined wood (the miracle of resin) mahogany. In its various versions, it will sometimes be golden. It accompanies a glass filter and teapot system which, depending on the version, will be more or less stylish, accompanied by silver applications, flowers, phoenixes, dragons. The lid is surmounted by a golden filigree button. A set that could be used as decoration, like a clock on a fireplace. The horse symbolizes power and freedom. The glass teapot, we know the principle, is housed under the glass filter itself. The small ball of the filter withdraws in contact with the magnetic handle and triggers the release of the infused tea. Material: resin and glass  CN : Fujian Marque : Jiangxinshe

Semi-automatic resin magnetic tea set in the shape of an elephant. A very original service that changes classic services. He will not leave anyone indifferent. The teapot and the glass cup specially designed for the Pu'er Oolong. All heat-resistant with base. Model in four colours: red, blue, dark brown or light wood.  Material: Resin / Glass CN : Fujian Marque : JIANGXINSHE Origin: Mainland China