Mesa International Warner New Hampshire Red & White Checkered Heart Teapot | Vintage Ceramic Teapot

Brighten your kitchen with this charming Mesa International teapot, designed in Warner, New Hampshire. Featuring a red-and-white checkered pattern adorned with whimsical heart accents, this collectible ceramic teapot embodies the cozy, welcoming feel of American farmhouse design.
Hand-painted with Mesa’s signature craftsmanship, this teapot is both functional and decorative — perfect for tea service, display, or as a delightful Valentine’s or housewarming gift.
☕ Item Details
Brand: Mesa International
Location: Warner, New Hampshire, USA
Material: Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Color: Red & white
Pattern: Checkered with heart accents
Height: ~8–9″ (including lid)
Width: ~7–8″ (spout to handle)
Capacity: Approx. 4–5 cups
Condition: Excellent – no chips, cracks, or discoloration
Era: 1990s–early 2000s
Style: Farmhouse / Country / Cottagecore
❤️ Highlights
✔️ Authentic Mesa International pottery, Warner, NH mark
✔️ Hand-painted with hearts and a gingham pattern
✔️ Glossy and durable glaze finish
✔️ Perfect as a display piece or for serving tea
✔️ Excellent gift for collectors or loved ones
🎁 Perfect For
Mesa International collectors
Farmhouse and country kitchens
Cottagecore or shabby chic home décor
Valentine’s Day, weddings, or anniversaries
Tea lovers and vintage pottery enthusiasts
About the Maker – Mesa International (Warner, New Hampshire)

Mesa International was a beloved American pottery and home décor brand known for its hand-painted ceramics that blended functionality with artistic charm. During the 1990s and early 2000s, their Warner, New Hampshire studio produced some of the brand’s most iconic designs — often featuring folk-art, heart, and gingham motifs that reflected cozy, country living.

Each piece was created with care, showcasing Mesa’s dedication to quality craftsmanship and cheerful, collectible style. Today, Mesa International pottery remains highly sought-after among collectors and vintage enthusiasts who appreciate the warmth and personality of handmade American ceramics.