Teacups & Teapots “We follow the Chinese method for tea-drinking”—Denis Diderot, L'Encylopédie (cited in Savill 1988, 2:490).Read about tea-drinking in eighteenth-century France here: The History of Tea-Drinking & Teapots Read the story of a few other teapot and teacup styles at the links below. Calabre Teapot Bouillard Cup Litron Cup ← Camaïeu Blue Tea-Drinking History → Teacups & Teapots Fritzsche Porcelain Collection HomeCollector's StoryObjects at SAMPorcelain & Soft-Paste DefinedShades of BlueLapis BlueCelestial BlueFallot BlueKing's BlueCamaïeu BlueTeacups & TeapotsTea-Drinking HistoryCalabre TeapotBouillard CupLitron CupWine CoolersDecorationMarbled PinkWorms & CobblestonesShell DécorDotted GroundsBirdsStories of Selected ObjectsOudry Hunting ScenesCatherine the Great ServiceOpenwork Tea ServicePainters & Gilders' MarksOverviewButeuxChappuisChauvauxDodinFallotMéreaud TandartThévenetVavasseurVielliardFactory History & MapBibliography