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Drop Stop Tea Strainer by Letizia Rossi
A great solution to the age-old problem of where to put the tea bag or strainer after steeping tea, the Drop Stop Tea Strainer is the a clever all-in-one solution. Though there's a certain charm to vintage "I will hold the tea bag" dishes the Drop Stop is an elegant, clutter reducing approach to the dilemma. The stainless steel strainer hangs on the rim while steeping; the built-in spoon catches drips when resting on a table.
Available from Uncommon Goods for $16.
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